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Complii, formerly known as Compliance Group, and a leading provider of building compliance services, has acquired Capital Fire Doors, a London-based firm renowned for delivering a full range of third-party accredited passive fire protection solutions.
Capital Fire Door’s comprehensive services cover fire door installation and repair, fully accredited fire door surveys and inspections, pre-planned fire door maintenance, fire stopping and compartmentation, steel and aluminium doors and screens, and automatic opening doors.
The company serves a diverse client base across the UK, including residential, educational healthcare, hotels and leisure, and various commercial and industrial buildings.
Capital Fire Doors will continue to operate under its current leadership, maintaining its strong commitment to client relationships. Commercial Director, Michael Fisher, and Operations Director, Nathan Cranstoun, along with the entire team, will remain in their current roles.
Commenting on the acquisition in a joint statement, Fisher and Cranstoun said: “This is an exciting milestone for our team and our customers. Joining Complii gives us the scale and support to grow while continuing to deliver the high standards our clients depend on. It also opens the door to an even broader range of building compliance solutions, creating a great fit and a bright future for everyone involved.”
Sarah Dixon, CEO of Complii, commented: “The addition of Capital Fire Doors further strengthens Complii’s capabilities in passive fire protection at a time of rising demand for these services and growing importance for building safety and compliance. We’re delighted to welcome Michael, Nathan, and the entire Capital Fire Doors team on board.”
Scott McKay, Managing Director of Complii’s Fire Division, added: “Capital Fire Doors brings exceptional accreditation and geographic strength in London and the South East, immediately enhancing our operational footprint and specialist capabilities. Integrating their expertise solidifies our position as the partner of choice for clients seeking high-quality, comprehensive fire compliance solutions across the UK.”
According to the 2026 UK Facilities Management Market Research Report by askporter, facilities management professionals want clear, verifiable evidence of work being delivered, with teams that can communicate progress in real time. This requires technology that is affordable, intuitive, and quick to adopt.
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