Fire Risk Assessment London

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We provide professional Fire Risk Assessments across London and the M25 areas, helping landlords, businesses, and property owners stay fully compliant with UK fire safety regulations.
All assessments are carried out by our qualified and experienced fire safety assessors, ensuring your property meets the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
We offer fast turnaround, same-day reports, and competitive pricing for both residential and commercial buildings.

Why Is a Fire Risk Assessment Important?

A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a legal requirement for all non-domestic properties and for residential buildings with communal areas (flats, HMOs, offices, shops, etc.).

A proper assessment helps you to:

Identify potential fire hazards within the property.
Evaluate the level of risk to occupants and visitors.
Ensure fire alarms, extinguishers, and escape routes are in good condition.
Comply with the UK Fire Safety Order to avoid fines or prosecution.
Protect lives, assets, and property in case of emergency.

Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment?

A Fire Risk Assessment is required for:

Landlords – Especially those renting HMOs or flats with shared areas.
Businesses – All commercial premises, including offices, restaurants, shops, warehouses, and factories.
Managing Agents & Freeholders – Responsible for communal and shared areas.
Public Buildings – Schools, healthcare facilities, hotels, and places of worship.

If you are a “Responsible Person” (owner, landlord, or manager), you are legally required to ensure a valid Fire Risk Assessment is in place and reviewed regularly.

When Do You Need a Fire Risk Assessment?

Our qualified assessors conduct a detailed on-site inspection covering:

Fire hazards (electrical, gas, smoking areas, storage, etc.)
Means of escape and evacuation routes
Fire alarms, emergency lighting, and signage
Fire extinguishers and firefighting equipment
Building structure, doors, and compartmentation
Fire safety management procedures
Training, records, and maintenance checks

After inspection, you will receive a comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment Report highlighting:

Areas of compliance
Identified risks
Recommended improvements

Priority actions required for full compliance

How Often Should a Fire Risk Assessment Be Done?

A Fire Risk Assessment should be:

Reviewed annually, or sooner if there are changes to the building or its use.
Updated after renovations, extensions, or layout changes.
Reassessed if a fire incident occurs.

Regular reviews ensure continued compliance and safety for occupants.

How Long Is a Fire Risk Assessment Valid?

A Domestic Fire Risk Assessment is valid for 1 year from the date of issue, unless significant alterations are made to the building that affect fire possibility.