Prepare your contractor evidence profile

Installer Evidence Profiles

Public pricing starts at £29 per named person per month with company team volume discounts.

Preparing this checklist is step 1. Step 2 is emailing the contractor directory team. Manual review follows before any payment invite.

Publication requires a separate admin gate after payment. No lead guarantee. See pricing for the full commercial model.

Key takeaway: Preparation first — payment and publication come later.

A. What to prepare before intake opens

Gather company identity, service scope, regions and plain-English evidence summaries before any future application form goes live.

Use supplier toolkit pages on this site to align handover, supervision and documentation language with what buyers may ask for.

Check public wording carefully — paid listing is visibility for contractor-submitted evidence, not an endorsement from FireDoorInstallation.com.

Key takeaway: Preparation only — no submission through this site yet.

B. Company information

Business trading name and legal entity name.

Company number if applicable.

Regions and postcode areas served.

Website and years trading if relevant.

Named contact and role for directory enquiries.

C. SKEB statement

Skills — what your team can demonstrably do for declared fire door work.

Knowledge — standards, products and regulations you work to for that scope.

Experience — building types, door types and task types you have delivered.

Behaviours — documentation, supervision, safety culture and client communication.

Key takeaway: SKEB is declared by you — reviewed by buyers, not certified by this site.

D. Insurance evidence summary

Cover types relevant to declared work (e.g. public liability, employers liability).

Limits and exclusions stated honestly.

Renewal awareness — summaries should not imply cover beyond policy terms.

E. Certification evidence summary

Scheme or certification names with scope limits.

What the certification covers and what it does not cover.

Expiry dates where applicable.

F. Training and qualification summary

Courses and qualifications relevant to declared services.

Provider names and dates where helpful.

Clear statement that training alone does not prove competence for every task.

G. Supervision and sign-off process

Who supervises fire door work on site.

What is checked before sign-off.

What records are retained and shared with clients.

H. Handover and evidence pack examples

What documentation buyers receive after installation, inspection or remedial work.

Examples aligned with supplier handover and evidence pack guidance on this site.

What is not included unless explicitly agreed.

I. References and case studies

Anonymised or consented summaries only.

Record client permission before using identifiable details.

References support context — they do not replace buyer checks.

J. Limitations and exclusions

Door types, building types or regions you do not cover.

Services you do not offer.

Emergency call-out, height access or specialist glazing limits if relevant.

K. What not to claim

Do not say FireDoorInstallation.com approved, vetted, certified or recommended you.

Do not claim guaranteed competence, compliance, leads or buyer selection.

Do not imply paid membership makes your business safer than others.

Do not state that evidence summaries prove compliance.

Key takeaway: Paid evidence profile — not approval, not a guarantee.

L. Next step — start your evidence profile

Continue preparing using supplier tools and read pricing.

When ready, email the contractor directory team.

There is no application form or payment on this website. Do not send sensitive documents until privacy terms for intake are published.

Key takeaway: Email after preparation — manual review before any payment invite.