Professional FIRE ALARM Testing For Landlords, Managing Agents, Homeowners & Businesses
Professional FIRE ALARM Testing and Maintenance
Professional fire alarm testing and maintenance for HMOs, communal areas and commercial premises. We test your system, identify faults and provide a clear digital report within 72 hours.
What Is Fire Alarm Testing?
Fire alarm testing checks whether your system operates correctly and helps identify faults. A competent engineer inspects and tests the control panel, detectors, manual call points, sounders, power supplies and batteries, where fitted and within the agreed scope.
You receive a clear digital report recording the system components tested, the results, any faults identified and recommended actions. Repairs or further investigation can be quoted separately.
Tell us whether you have domestic smoke alarms or a panel-based system in an HMO, communal building or commercial premises. We will help you choose the correct fire alarm testing service.
Book Your Fire Alarm Testing in Minutes
Select the option that matches your property and fire alarm system. Book online or request a quote.
For houses and flats with mains-poweredor interlinked alarms.
£20 for each additional alarm
- Smoke and heat alarm testing
- Interlink and activation checks
- Power supply and backup checks
- Faults clearly recorded
- Digital report within 72 hours
TESTING
For HMOs, communal areas and
commercial premises.
monitoring and access
- Testing completed to an agreed scope
- Control panel and alarm devices
- Power supplies and standby batteries
- Monitoring outputs where connected
- Faults and recommendations recorded
- Digital report within 72 hours
What We Check
Our fire alarm testing service checks the main components of your installed system and records the results.
Visual inspection of accessible fire alarm components.
Control panel and fault indicators checked, where fitted.
Detectors tested to confirm that they respond correctly.
Call points tested where they form part of the system.
Alarm sounders, beacons and outputs tested.
Mains supply and standby batteries checked.
Alarm transmission checked where connected and arranged.
Test results, faults and recommendations recorded.
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the Responsible Person must ensure fire alarm systems and other fire safety equipment are maintained in an efficient state, in efficient working order and in good repair for relevant premises in England and Wales.
Testing and servicing should follow the applicable part of BS 5839, the fire risk assessment, system design and manufacturer’s instructions.
Routine tests, servicing, faults and corrective action should be recorded in the system logbook where applicable.
What You Receive
Inspection and testing carried out by a competent service engineer.
Control panel, detectors, call points, sounders and power supplies checked.
Any faults, test results and recommended actions clearly recorded.
Clear report, easy to share and store.
Related Property Compliance Services
Arrange other certificates, safety checks and repairs for the same property.
EICR Certificate
Electrical safety inspection and report for landlords and property owners.
Gas Safety Certificate
Annual Gas Safety Certificate and CP12 from a Gas Safe registered engineer.
EPC Certificate
Energy Performance Certificate for letting, selling or managing a property.
PAT Testing
Portable appliance testing for landlords, businesses and managed properties.
Repairs & Remedial Works
Electrical and fire safety remedial works quoted after inspection.
We can arrange your Fire Alarm Test alongside a Fire Risk Assessment, Gas Safety Certificate, EICR, Emergency Lighting Test or PAT Testing.
How Your Fire Alarm Test Works
A simple process from booking to a clear digital service report.
Tell us about the property and its existing fire alarm system.
- Book online or request a quote
- Choose a suitable appointment
- We confirm access requirements
A competent service engineer checks the accessible components and operation of your fire alarm system.
- Control panel and alarm devices tested
- Power supplies and batteries checked
- Monitoring outputs checked where connected
Receive a clear report with the test results, faults found and recommended actions.
- Results and observations recorded
- Issues explained in plain English
- Easy to share and store
Frequently Asked Questions
Many non-domestic fire alarm systems should receive a routine test each week. Professional inspection and servicing is normally required at least every six months. The correct schedule depends on the system, property, fire risk assessment and manufacturer’s instructions.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 does not set a specific weekly interval. It requires the Responsible Person to keep fire safety equipment properly maintained. Weekly testing is recognised guidance for many non-domestic systems and helps show that the alarm is being regularly checked.
Fire safety duties for relevant premises in England and Wales come mainly from the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. BS 5839-1:2025 covers non-domestic systems, while BS 5839-6:2019+A1:2020 covers domestic premises. The correct standard depends on the property and system.
You will receive a digital fire alarm service report after the visit. It records the system tested, checks completed, results, faults found and any recommended action. Keep this report with your fire alarm logbook and other fire safety records.
A weekly test is normally a short check carried out by the person responsible for the premises, often using a different manual call point each week. Professional servicing is more detailed and checks the system, devices, power supplies, faults and other connected equipment.
Yes. Weekly tests, professional servicing, faults, false alarms and repairs should be recorded. These records help the Responsible Person track the system’s condition and provide evidence that fire safety arrangements are being managed.
The report will explain the faults found and any recommended action. Repairs should be arranged promptly, with urgency based on the fault and level of risk. Temporary safety measures may be needed where an important part of the alarm system is unavailable.
Usually, yes. The alarm may sound briefly while devices and outputs are checked. Occupants should be warned beforehand, and any alarm receiving centre should be contacted where applicable. The engineer will aim to keep disruption to a minimum.
AREAS WE COVER
Fire alarm testing, servicing and repairs for landlords, estate agents and businesses across London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire.

Covering North, South, East, West and Central London and surrounding areas.
Covering Cambridge, Ely, Newmarket, Huntingdon and surrounding areas.
Covering Watford, St Albans, Stevenage, Hertford and surrounding areas.
Covering Oxford, Bicester, Witney, Banbury and surrounding areas.
Covering Chelmsford, Colchester, Brentwood and surrounding areas across Essex.