Protect Your Property with a Certified Fire Risk Assessment

  • TickCertified Fire Risk Assessors
  • TickType 1, 2, 3 and 4 Fire Risk Assessments
  • TickFast, straightforward service
  • TickResidential, Commercial and HMO Properties
  • TickFully Compliant with Fire Safety Order 2005
  • TickClear Reports and Actionable Safety Plans
Get Your Fire Risk Assessment Quote

How Our Fire Risk Assessment Process Works

Our fire risk assessment process follows three clear steps to help you stay legally compliant and reduce potential fire hazards across your property.


We’ll schedule an inspection that suits you, gather the information we need, and prepare for a full-on-site risk evaluation.

1

Step 1: Book Your Assessment

Share your property details and arrange a visit with one of our qualified fire risk assessors.
We’ll schedule an inspection that suits you, gather the information we need, and prepare for a full on-site risk evaluation.

2

Step 2: Fire Safety Evaluation

Our assessors conduct a full fire risk assessment, using the latest UK fire safety guidelines and legal frameworks.
We inspect escape routes, alarms, emergency plans, and potential hazards to determine how safe your property is and what improvements are needed.

3

Step 3: Report & Action Plan

You’ll receive a detailed fire risk assessment report, along with an easy-to-follow action plan.
This includes practical recommendations, legal compliance notes, and prioritised steps to help you reduce fire risks and meet regulatory obligations under the Fire Safety Order 2005.

Get Your Fire Risk Assessment Quote

Trusted Fire Risk Assessors Backed by Industry Knowledge

With years of experience in fire safety compliance, we provide professional, reliable fire risk assessments tailored to meet legal standards. Whether you’re a landlord, property manager, or business owner, we make the process clear and hassle-free.

You can view all our fire safety services here to see how we support landlords, HMO managers, and commercial property owners.

  • checkFully qualified and accredited assessors
  • checkFast, reliable turnaround times
  • checkFixed, transparent pricing
  • checkClear, easy-to-follow reports
  • checkHMO and commercial compliance specialists
  • checkOngoing support after your assessment
Get In Touch Today

Get Your Quote Today

curve

What is a Fire Risk Assessment?

A fire risk assessment is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It involves a thorough review of your property to identify fire hazards, evaluate the level of risk, and recommend practical measures to reduce the chances of fire and protect lives.

Assessments are required for commercial premises, HMOs, and multi-occupancy residential buildings. They help ensure you meet your legal duties, stay protected from potential penalties, and maintain a safe environment for residents, employees, and visitors.

Whether you’re a landlord, business owner or managing agent, a professional fire risk assessment provides peace of mind and compliance in one simple step.

Want to know more about how we conduct our inspections? See our full Fire Risk Assessment process here.

Get Your Quote Today

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. If you are responsible for a building that isn’t a single private home, such as a block of flats, HMO, business premises, or public space, the law requires a fire risk assessment under the Fire Safety Order 2005. Non-compliance can lead to serious legal consequences.

Fire risk assessments should be reviewed regularly, typically annually, or sooner if there are changes to the building, its use, or occupancy. We recommend keeping a clear schedule to stay legally compliant and safe.

We’ll evaluate your property’s fire hazards, escape routes, detection and alarm systems, signage, emergency planning, and responsibilities. You’ll get a detailed report with recommended improvements and a plan of action.

Most on-site assessments take between 1–3 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the property. You’ll receive your report within a few working days.

Get Your Quote Today