What to Expect from Your Fire Risk Assessment Report.
Our Fire Risk Assessments guarantees the safety of both domestic and commercial properties by identifying potential hazards, assessing existing safety measures, and providing a detailed action plan. This ensures full compliance with fire safety regulations, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
The key components covered in our fire risk assessments include:
- Fire Hazard Identification
- Escape Routes & Emergency Plans
- Emergency Lighting & Signage
- Preventive Measures and Recommendations
- Legal Compliance
These assessments are a holistic approach to fire safety, ensuring that your property not only meets current safety standards but also prepares you for any potential future fire risks.
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What Our Fire Risk Assessment Covers
Our fire risk assessments follow a proven five-step process, fully aligned with government guidance.
We start by identifying all potential fire hazards within your property — including ignition sources, fuel, and oxygen. Next, we assess who could be at risk, from tenants and visitors to more vulnerable individuals, and evaluate how they might be affected in the event of a fire.
We then review the effectiveness of your current fire safety measures, such as alarms, extinguishers, escape routes, signage, lighting, and fire doors.
After the assessment, you’ll receive a comprehensive written report outlining our findings, risk rating, and a clear action plan. This details any improvements needed to reduce risk and ensure compliance — whether that’s upgrading fire detection systems, improving fire separation, or confirming safe emergency exits. If your property already meets all safety standards, your report will confirm full compliance for insurance, audit, and legal purposes.
Our qualified and insured assessors have extensive experience working with residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties. We stay fully up to date with the latest legislation and building safety codes, giving you confidence and peace of mind that your property is protected.
Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment?
Any property that’s rented out or used for business purposes must have an up-to-date fire risk assessment in place. As a landlord, HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) owner, letting agent, housing association, or building manager, it’s your legal duty to ensure that a valid fire risk assessment has been completed and regularly reviewed. For HMOs and apartment buildings, communal or shared areas must also be assessed. Ignoring these requirements can lead to penalties, enforcement notices, or even criminal prosecution.
You might also need a fire risk assessment when applying for or renewing an HMO licence, updating your property insurance, preparing for a local authority inspection, or addressing a tenant’s safety concern. Additionally, if your property’s layout changes — for example, after a loft conversion or adding new occupants — it’s strongly advised to carry out a new assessment.
Effortless, stress-free service backed by professional support
At Landlord Safety Certificate Checks, we make fire risk assessments simple and worry-free. Our service includes flexible scheduling, affordable rates, and quick turnaround times. Every report is written in clear, easy-to-understand language—no technical knowledge required. Plus, we provide ongoing support after the assessment, offering guidance on any necessary follow-up actions and connecting you with reliable professionals to carry them out if needed
Steps to Conduct an Assessment
Now, let’s break down the key steps involved in carrying out a comprehensive fire risk assessment in London. The process begins with identifying risks—a careful examination of the property to pinpoint any potential fire hazards. This includes assessing the physical environment as well as existing safety practices to understand how risks may arise and interact with people or building systems.
After identifying the hazards, we move on to reducing or controlling those risks. This stage focuses on implementing practical measures to prevent fires, such as updating workplace procedures, upgrading fire detection and suppression systems, or improving escape routes and safety signage.
An equally important part of the assessment is keeping detailed records. Every finding, observation, and corrective action is documented, providing not only a legal record but also a valuable reference for maintaining safety and guiding future reviews.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Landlords are responsible for conducting a fire risk assessment in their properties. This assessment ensures the safety of tenants by identifying and addressing potential fire hazards. It is a legal obligation, and landlords must take necessary measures to minimize risks and protect occupants.
A fire risk assessment is a structured evaluation aimed at identifying potential hazards and addressing them to minimize the risk of a fire. Its primary goal is to ensure the safety of all individuals within a building in case of a fire. This assessment involves a comprehensive examination of the building, its operations, and its systems to determine the likelihood of a fire occurring. Recommendations are then provided to either reduce or eliminate these risks.
We offer quick turnaround times for Fire Risk Assessments. Currently, we’re completing assessments within 24 hours of the property inspection, often on the same day. If you need urgent assistance, please inform us. Additionally, we can provide immediate surveys with 24 hours’ notice for urgent requests.
Our Fire Risk Assessors hold full qualifications approved by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM). They have completed an accredited course at the Fire Technician (TIFSM) level. Rest assured, we provide comprehensive Fire Risk Assessment services.
Typically, fire safety assessments should undergo annual reviews, although adjustments to the frequency might be necessary based on factors such as premises type, usage, risk level, and any alterations to the premises. In the UK, the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 mandates regular reviews and updates of fire risk assessments to ensure their ongoing relevance and efficacy in identifying potential fire hazards and evaluating associated risks to individuals and assets.
You can choose our secure online payment methods to book a suitable time slot in advance or call us to arrange a survey. In most cases payment is required upon successful completion of the Fire Risk Assessment service.
Accreditations
All our contractors are fully registered with leading industry bodies, including NICEIC, NAPIT, Elmhurst, IFSM, NEBOSH, and Gas Safe, ensuring certified, safe, and compliant work every time.
