01 / LOCAL MAINTENANCE & CARE
Assess before cosmetic restoration
For an existing door with decorative damage, distinguish surface appearance from operational or component defects in the enquiry. Share identification and prior records before proposing restoration. Sanding, filling or replacing parts can affect the arrangement, so cosmetic preferences should not determine a repair method without assessment.
02 / LOCAL MAINTENANCE & CARE
Context for the Greenwich maintenance visit
If your property has design or management restrictions, send the relevant instructions with the door requirements. A matching finish does not make components interchangeable. Any permission affecting your project needs to be resolved through the appropriate property process rather than inferred from a photograph.
03 / LOCAL MAINTENANCE & CARE
A record of the actual work
Ask for the work at your Greenwich property to be identified against the original door references. The record should distinguish completed maintenance, items requiring further information and openings not accessed. Where our LPS 1197 scope applies, this concerns inspection, maintenance and repair of hinged and pivoted timber fire doorsets under term contracts; it is not a blanket certification of the building.