BS 5839 recommends that a competent engineer services your fire alarm system at least every six months. In between visits, the responsible person should test a manual call point weekly and record it in the log book. We offer servicing and maintenance packages to keep you compliant.

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, non-domestic premises must have appropriate fire detection and a means of warning everyone in the building. Whether you need a full system, and what type, is determined by your fire risk assessment. We can carry out that assessment and recommend the right system.

BS 5839 is the British Standard covering the design, installation, commissioning and maintenance of fire detection and alarm systems. Every system we install and maintain follows it, so you can be confident the work meets recognised national standards.

BAFE is an independent, third-party certification body for the fire safety industry. Our BAFE registration means our work is regularly assessed by an outside body as competent and compliant, giving you reassurance beyond our own word.

A conventional system tells you which zone or area an alarm has come from, while an addressable system pinpoints the exact device that has activated. Addressable systems are usually better suited to larger or more complex buildings, and we will recommend the right option for yours.

Yes. We design, install and maintain fire alarm systems for both commercial and domestic properties, tailoring each one to the size, layout and risk of the building.