A Fire Safety Risk Assessment is a detailed evaluation of your property to spot hazards, assess risks, and recommend safety improvements. It ensures compliance with UK laws like the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Fire Risk Assessments in London are required by law for properties with shared spaces. They reduce hazards and ensure compliance with UK fire safety regulations.
For added safety, see our Fire Door Certification Residential page to ensure all fire doors are up to standard.
Different properties have varying fire safety requirements. Here’s what you need to know:
Our fire risk assessment covers essential fire safety checks and compliance inspections to keep your property safe:
We look for risks like faulty wiring, overloaded circuits, and flammable materials, ensuring fire safety compliance.
We consider everyone, especially those who may need extra help in an emergency.
Checks on smoke alarms, fire doors, and escape routes to make sure they’re compliant with UK fire safety standards.
Our residential fire risk assessments are affordable, with Fire Risk Assessment Cost tailored to your property type, ensuring compliance with UK fire safety regulations:
Starting at £179.99
From £20
A Fire Risk Assessment Certificate shows that your property has been checked for fire hazards and meets UK safety standards, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
All residential buildings with shared or communal spaces, such as flats and HMOs, need a fire risk assessment to stay legally compliant.
The property owner, landlord, or employer is responsible for ensuring a Fire and Risk Assessment is completed. This duty applies to non-domestic properties (e.g., offices, HMOs, flats with shared spaces) and is mandated under UK law, such as the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. While they can delegate the task to a qualified professional (e.g., a fire safety expert), ultimate accountability lies with the property’s responsible person.
In the UK, fire risk assessments should be reviewed at least annually and whenever significant changes occur, such as:
A full reassessment is recommended every 3 to 5 years, even if no major changes occur.
A Fire Safety Risk Assessment typically comprises 5 key steps:
Identify Fire Hazards: Spot ignition sources, flammable materials, and unsafe practices.
Determine Who’s at Risk: Assess tenants, employees, or vulnerable individuals.
Evaluate and Reduce Risks: Implement safety measures (e.g., alarms, fire doors, clear exits).
Record Findings: Document hazards, actions taken, and evacuation plans.
Review and Update: Revisit annually or after major changes to the property.
Fire Risk Assessments must follow these steps to comply with UK laws like the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Yes, keeping a fire safety log is mandatory to track maintenance, testing, and any fire safety incidents. Visit our Fire Safety Log Book Setup page for guidance on maintaining compliance.
A Fire Door Certification confirms that all fire doors are functional and meet safety standards, while a Fire Risk Assessment checks the entire property for fire hazards, including alarms, exits, and emergency plans.
