Fire Risk Assessments in London and nationwide
Fixed-price fire risk assessments by competent, accredited assessors led by a former firefighter. You get a clear, prioritised action plan, and our own engineers can carry out the remedial work.
- Fixed price, no hidden extras
- Recorded in full, as the law now requires
- Next-day appointments
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If you control the building, the fire risk assessment is your responsibility
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 the responsible person must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment in place. Fines are unlimited and serious breaches can lead to prosecution.
Since October 2023 every assessment must be recorded in full and completed by a competent assessor. In multi-occupied residential buildings it must also cover the structure, external walls and flat entrance doors.
What your assessment covers
- Fire hazards and sources of ignition
- People at risk, including vulnerable occupants
- Means of escape, signage and emergency lighting
- Fire doors and compartmentation
- Detection, alarm and firefighting equipment
- Management, training and record keeping
- A prioritised action plan with timescales
Assessments for every type of premises
Residential blocks and HMOs
Common parts, flat entrance doors and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 duties for managing agents and landlords.
Schools, colleges and councils
Occupied sites with DBS-checked assessors, scheduled around term times and public use.
Offices, retail and industrial
Workplace assessments for employers, with a clear action plan your facilities team can deliver.
How your fire risk assessment works
Free consultation
We understand the building and its use.
Fixed-price quote
In writing, before any visit.
On-site assessment
A full walk-through by a competent assessor.
Report and action plan
Prioritised findings recorded in full.
Remedial works
Optional. Our own certified engineers fix it.
Fire risk assessment FAQs
Who is responsible for the fire risk assessment?
The responsible person: usually the employer, landlord, owner or managing agent in control of the premises. In blocks of flats this covers the common parts, and since the Fire Safety Act 2021, the structure, external walls and flat entrance doors.
How often should a fire risk assessment be reviewed?
The law says regularly, and whenever there is reason to think it is no longer valid, for example after building work, a change of use or a fire. We recommend a review at least once a year for most premises.
What changed in October 2023?
Section 156 of the Building Safety Act 2022 amended the Fire Safety Order. All fire risk assessments must now be recorded in full, and anyone appointed to carry one out must be competent.
How much does a fire risk assessment cost?
It depends on the size, use and complexity of the building. We give a fixed price in writing after a short consultation, with no hidden extras, and we match any like-for-like quotation.
Can you fix what the assessment finds?
Yes. Unlike assessment-only firms, our own certified engineers repair and install fire doors and fire stopping, so you have one team accountable from findings to sign-off.
Book your fire risk assessment
Send us the address and building type. We will reply within 1 working day with a fixed price.
- Fixed price in writing before any work starts
- We match any like-for-like quotation
- Next-day appointments available
- Reports and certificates you can hand to an auditor, insurer or the fire service
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