Fire Risk Assessment

Professional Fire Risk Assessments Across the UK

Fire Risk Assessment services from Smart Property Checks help landlords, HMO owners, property managers and businesses identify fire hazards and protect occupants. We provide professional property inspections, clear written reports and practical recommendations across the UK, including London and surrounding regions.

What Does a Fire Risk Assessment Include?

Depending on the property, the assessment may cover:

  • Fire hazards and ignition risks
  • Escape routes and emergency exits
  • Fire doors and compartmentation
  • Smoke alarms and fire-detection systems
  • Emergency lighting
  • Fire extinguishers and safety equipment
  • People who may require evacuation assistance
  • Fire-safety procedures and records

You will receive a written report explaining any risks identified and the actions recommended.

Who May Need a Fire Risk Assessment?

Our London fire risk assessment services are suitable for:

  • HMO landlords
  • Blocks of flats and communal areas
  • Managing agents
  • Offices and commercial premises
  • Shops, cafés and restaurants
  • Warehouses and industrial units
  • Schools, nurseries and community premises

How It Works?

1. Select Your Service

Choose the fire risk assessment that matches your property and complete the online booking.

2. Property Inspection

An assessor visits the premises and reviews the relevant fire-safety arrangements.

3. Receive Your Report

You receive a written report with findings, recommended actions and priorities.

Faqs

Common Questions

A Fire Risk Assessment identifies fire hazards, evaluates risks, and recommends measures to protect occupants and comply with UK fire safety legislation.

A fire risk assessment should be reviewed regularly and whenever there is reason to believe it may no longer be valid. A review may also be necessary after changes to the building, occupancy, working practices, fire precautions or following a fire-related incident.

Landlords, commercial property owners, employers, HMOs, apartment blocks, schools, hotels, and care homes.

A self-contained flat used as a single private dwelling is generally outside the main scope of the Fire Safety Order. However, the common parts of a building containing two or more domestic premises are covered, and HMOs or other property arrangements may have additional requirements.

A fire risk assessment is required for workplaces, most commercial premises, HMOs and the communal areas of buildings containing multiple homes.

The time required depends on the property’s size, layout, use and complexity.

You will receive a written fire risk assessment report outlining the findings and recommended actions.

Appointments are available throughout Greater London, subject to availability and the type of property.

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