Fire Damper Testing
Nationwide
Fire Damper Testing
Hey Service Group provides nationwide fire damper testing to ensure your building meets legal requirements and your fire protection systems work when they’re needed most.
We help you avoid compliance failures, reduce risk to life, and pass inspections with confidence—without disruption to your operations.
Fire dampers are a critical part of your building’s fire safety system—but if they fail, the consequences can be severe.
We make sure that doesn’t happen.
- Ensure your systems operate correctly in the event of a fire
- Stay compliant with UK fire safety regulations
- Protect occupants, assets, and your reputation
- Avoid enforcement action, fines, or failed audits
Why Businesses Trust Hey Service Group


Why Fire Dampers Need Testing
Fire dampers are designed to stop fire and smoke spreading through your building—but only if they work properly.
If they fail, the consequences can be serious.
Over time, dampers can become stuck, blocked, or mechanically faulty. Without regular testing, these issues often go unnoticed—until it’s too late.
Regular fire damper testing helps you:
- Protect lives by preventing the spread of fire and smoke
- Avoid failed inspections and enforcement action
- Stay compliant with UK fire safety regulations
- Reduce risk to your building, assets, and reputation
- Ensure your fire protection systems perform when it matters most
In short: it’s not just about compliance—it’s about making sure your building is actually protected.
Standards for Fire Damper Testing in the UK
Fire damper testing isn’t optional—it’s a legal responsibility for building owners and duty holders.
We ensure your systems are tested in line with all relevant UK standards, so you can operate with confidence and avoid unnecessary risk.
Key regulations and standards include:
- BS 9999:2017 – Fire safety in the design, management, and use of buildings
- BS EN 15650:2010 – Performance requirements for fire dampers
- BS 9991:2015 – Fire safety in residential buildings
- Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 – Legal requirement to maintain fire safety systems
- Insurance & local authority requirements – Often require documented, regular testing



