Professional Fire Risk Assessments For Landlords, HMOs and Businesses
Book a Fire Risk Assessment for an HMO, block of flats, communal area or commercial property. Receive a clear digital report with photographs and a prioritised action plan within 72 hours.
A fire risk assessment checks your property for fire hazards and identifies people who may be at risk. It reviews escape routes, fire doors, alarms, emergency lighting and how fire safety is managed.
You receive a clear digital report with photographs, the risks found and a prioritised action plan within 72 hours. If testing, servicing or repairs are required, we can provide a separate quote.
Tell us whether the property is an HMO, a building with communal areas or a commercial property. We will help you choose the right fire risk assessment.
Select the option that matches your property and book online or request a quote.
For blocks of flats and buildings with shared entrances, corridors or stairs.
FROM
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One Storey — £149
Two Storeys — £169
Three Storeys — £189
ALL PRICES INCLUDE VAT
For HMOs and shared houses with multiple bedrooms.
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Includes up to 3 bedrooms
£40 for each additional bedroom
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For offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses and other business premises.
Price based on size, use, occupancy and level of risk
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Fire Risk Assessment Service
Our fire risk assessment covers the main fire safety risks in your property.
We look for anything that could start a fire, help it spread or put people at risk.
We identify everyone who may be at risk, including anyone who may need extra help.
We check exits, stairs, corridors and signs so people can leave safely.
We check fire doors, frames, seals and closers for visible faults.
We review alarm coverage, detector positions and available test records.
We check escape-route lighting and available test records.
We check the type, position, condition and service labels of extinguishers.
We review fire procedures, staff training, routine checks and records.
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 for relevant premises in England and Wales.
The assessment must be reviewed regularly and whenever there are significant changes to the building, its use, occupancy or fire safety arrangements.
A written record of the assessment and fire safety arrangements must be kept.
Important: Appointing a competent assessor does not remove the Responsible Person's legal duties.
Thorough inspection by competent assessors.
Clear photos to support key observations.
Practical recommendations, risk rated.
Fast delivery, easy to share and store.
Arrange other certificates, safety checks and repairs for the same property.
Electrical safety inspection and report for landlords and property owners.
Annual Gas Safety Certificate and CP12 from a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Energy Performance Certificate for letting, selling or managing a property.
Portable appliance testing for landlords, businesses and managed properties.
Electrical and fire safety remedial works quoted after inspection.
We can arrange your Fire Risk Assessment alongside an EICR, Gas Safety Certificate, Fire Alarm Test, Emergency Lighting Test or PAT Testing.
Our Process
A simple process from booking to a clear digital report.
Choose communal, HMO or commercial and tell us about the property.
An assessor visits the property to identify fire hazards, people at risk, escape routes and existing fire safety measures.
Receive a clear report with the findings and a prioritised action plan.
Choose your property type and arrange your fire risk assessment.
Assessment only. Testing, servicing and repairs can be quoted separately.
Yes. In England and Wales, buildings containing two or more flats require a fire risk assessment for the areas covered by fire safety law. This includes communal areas, the building’s structure, external walls and flat entrance doors that open onto communal areas. A standard communal assessment does not normally inspect inside every private flat.
Most HMOs need a suitable fire risk assessment, but the exact scope depends on how the property is occupied and managed. Shared houses and bedsit-style HMOs can have different requirements. Housing law, HMO licensing conditions and fire safety law may all apply, so provide your property layout and licence details when booking.
The Responsible Person is the person or organisation with control of the premises. This could be the landlord, employer, managing agent, occupier or commercial tenant. More than one Responsible Person may share the duties, in which case they must cooperate and exchange relevant fire safety information.
A Responsible Person may complete an assessment if they have enough knowledge and experience to do it properly. However, the assessment must be suitable and sufficient. Professional help is sensible for HMOs, blocks of flats and complex commercial premises. Appointing an assessor does not remove the Responsible Person’s legal duties.
No single generic assessment should be used for different properties. Each building has its own layout, occupants, escape routes and fire safety measures, so it should have an individual report. Portfolio bookings can still be coordinated under one account, with separate findings and action plans for each property.
An existing assessment may still be useful, but the new Responsible Person must check that it remains suitable and up to date. It should be reviewed when management, occupancy, layout or fire safety arrangements have changed. An outgoing Responsible Person must pass relevant fire safety information to the incoming Responsible Person.
PAS 79-1:2020 provides a recognised method for assessing non-housing premises, such as offices, shops and warehouses. Housing premises, including HMOs and blocks of flats, are now covered by BS 9792:2025. These standards support good practice, but the legal requirement is still for a suitable and sufficient assessment.
No. A general fire risk assessment considers the overall fire safety of the premises. A Fire Risk Appraisal of External Walls, known as an FRAEW, is a specialist assessment completed under PAS 9980 where external wall construction may present a risk. Tell the assessor about any cladding or external-wall concerns before booking.
Professional fire risk assessment services for landlords, estate agents and businesses across London, Hertfordshire, Essex, Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire.
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