A fire alarm is only as good as its design. We survey, design, install, commission and hand over your system with full certification.
Our qualified BS 5839-1 engineer surveys your premises, reviews your fire risk assessment and designs a system that’s right for your building, then installs, commissions and hands it over with full certification.
We look at your building layout, how it’s used and any existing fire risk assessment.
We recommend the right system category, whether that’s an L1 system covering the whole building, an L2 or L3 system protecting escape routes and higher-risk areas, or an M category manual system.
Conventional or addressable systems, installed neatly with minimal disruption to your business.
Every detector, call point and sounder is tested, and any interfaces such as door holders or access control release are checked.
You receive your certificates, a system logbook and a clear explanation of how to use and test your system.
Under BS 5839-1, the category is set by your fire risk assessment, your insurer and, in some premises, the enforcing authority. Not sure what you need? We can arrange a fire risk assessment through our assessor partner.
Category L: protecting life
Category L systems protect life. L1 covers the whole building, while L2 and L3 protect escape routes and higher-risk areas.
Category P: protecting property
Category P systems protect property.
Category M: manual only
Category M systems are manual only.
Certificates for your system, so you can show it was installed properly.
A logbook ready for your tests, servicing and any faults.
We show you how to use and test your system.
Your system is built to the British Standard that insurers and fire risk assessors expect.
Tell us about your building and we’ll talk through the options with no pressure.
You get the paperwork to prove your system is compliant, kept up to date after every visit.
We work with your fire risk assessor, or arrange one through our assessor partner.
One engineer, one maintenance schedule and one point of contact for your whole site.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
It depends on your fire risk assessment, your insurer and how the building is used. We’ll talk you through it during the survey.
Most non-domestic premises need one by law. We can arrange a fire risk assessment through our assessor partner and then design the right fire alarm system around it.
Under BS 5839-1, commercial fire alarm systems should be serviced at least every six months. Some higher-risk premises need more frequent visits.