Qualified Fire Risk Assessors

Commercial Fire Risk Assessments

Professional Fire Risk Assessments from only £159. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the 'responsible person' for a non-domestic building must ensure a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is carried out and kept up to date — we cover offices, retail units, restaurants, warehouses, HMOs and mixed-use buildings across London.

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Qualified Fire Risk Assessors
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Compliant with the Fire Safety Order 2005
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Clear, Prioritised Action Plans
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No Hidden Charges

Fire Risk Assessment Pricing

Tax-inclusive fixed pricing with no hidden fees — prices from:

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  • Up to 100 sq ft£159
  • 1 Storey — up to 50 sqm£199
  • 1 Storey — up to 100 sqm£249
  • 1 Storey — up to 200 sqm£299
  • 2–3 Storey — up to 100 sqm£299
  • 2–3 Storey — up to 200 sqm£349

Prices vary depending on building size, complexity and occupancy type.

Price from
£159 tax-inclusive
Review interval
Annually, or after any change
You receive
Written report + action plan

What Is a Fire Risk Assessment?

A Fire Risk Assessment is a systematic review of a building to identify fire hazards, evaluate the risk to people, and assess whether existing fire safety measures are adequate.

It results in a written report setting out any necessary improvements, prioritised by risk — so you know exactly what to fix first, what can wait, and what is simply good practice.

Your assessment considers:

  • Sources of ignition
  • Sources of fuel
  • People at risk
  • Means of escape
  • Detection & warning
  • Firefighting equipment
  • Compartmentation
  • Management procedures

Why Does Your Business Need One?

A fire risk assessment is the single document an enforcing authority will ask for first — and the one most businesses can't produce.

  • A legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
  • Identifies fire hazards before they cause harm or disruption
  • Reduces the risk of injury, loss of life and property damage
  • Required for insurance compliance in most commercial policies
  • Provides evidence of compliance for enforcing authorities
  • Supports safe evacuation planning for staff and visitors
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the 'responsible person' must ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out and kept up to date. Where five or more people are employed, the significant findings must be recorded.

Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment?

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Business Owners & Employers

The responsible person for any workplace must ensure a suitable assessment is in place and reviewed.

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Commercial Landlords

Required for the common areas of multi-let and mixed-use buildings, including stairwells and corridors.

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HMO Operators

A fire risk assessment is a core licensing requirement for houses in multiple occupation.

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Facilities Managers

Responsible for ensuring assessments are current, reviewed regularly and actions closed out.

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Building Owners

Required for shared parts of blocks, including stairwells, corridors, risers and plant rooms.

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Restaurants & Retail

Public-facing premises with cooking, storage and high occupancy carry elevated fire risk.

What Does Our Fire Risk Assessment Include?

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Fire Hazard Identification

Sources of ignition, fuel and oxygen reviewed throughout the premises.

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People at Risk

Occupants, visitors and vulnerable individuals identified and considered.

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Means of Escape

Evacuation routes, exits, travel distances and signage assessed.

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Detection & Warning

Fire alarm and detection coverage reviewed against the building's use.

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Firefighting Equipment

Extinguishers and suppression systems checked for type, siting and servicing.

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Fire Doors & Compartmentation

Condition and effectiveness of fire-resisting construction reviewed.

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Emergency Lighting

Assessed where fitted, and recommended where escape routes need it.

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Management Procedures

Evacuation plans, staff training and record-keeping reviewed.

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Written Report

Findings and a prioritised action plan you can work through in order.

Every Assessment Includes

  • Full on-site fire risk assessment
  • Identification of fire hazards and people at risk
  • Review of existing fire precautions and procedures
  • Written report with clear, prioritised recommendations
  • Risk rating for the premises
  • Guidance on ongoing review requirements

Understanding Risk Ratings

Following assessment, findings are categorised by urgency so you know what to tackle first.

Every finding is explained in plain English, with the reasoning behind its priority — so you can evidence your decisions to insurers and enforcing authorities.

What Happens If Issues Are Identified?

If our assessment identifies shortfalls, we provide:

  • A clear explanation of each finding
  • A prioritised action plan
  • A transparent quotation for remedial work, including fire doors, signage and equipment
  • Support with implementing recommendations
  • Re-assessment once actions are completed

Our Fire Risk Assessment Process

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Book Your Assessment

Choose a convenient date for site access.

2

Site Survey

Our assessor conducts a thorough walk-through of the premises.

3

Review

Existing fire safety measures and procedures are evaluated.

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Report Preparation

A written assessment with prioritised recommendations is produced.

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Results Explained

Findings talked through in plain English.

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Remedial Works (If Required)

A competitive quotation is provided for any work needed.

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Ongoing Review

Guidance on when your assessment should next be reviewed.

Why Choose Our Fire Risk Assessment Service?

  • Qualified Fire Risk Assessors
  • Fire Safety Order 2005 Compliant
  • Tax-Inclusive Fixed Pricing
  • Clear, Prioritised Action Plans
  • Fully Insured Professionals
  • Plain-English Reporting
  • Remedial Works In-House
  • No Hidden Costs
  • HMO & Multi-Let Experience
  • Review Reminders
  • Flexible Site Access
  • Excellent Customer Reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

There's no fixed legal interval, but it's generally recommended annually, or sooner following any significant change to the building, its use or occupancy.
Usually the employer, building owner, landlord or managing agent — whoever has control of the premises.
This varies with building size and complexity, typically from 1 to 4 hours.
We'll carry out a full assessment from the ground up and provide a clear action plan to bring your premises up to standard.

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Arrange your assessment and protect your people, premises and business. Prices vary depending on building size, complexity and occupancy type, and are confirmed at booking.

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