Fire alarm installation involves fitting a system that detects smoke, heat, or fire to alert people quickly in an emergency. It’s legally required in most non-domestic UK buildings under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and must follow BS 5839 standards.
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All our installations are carried out by fully qualified engineers, and we provide ongoing maintenance and support to ensure your system stays fully operational.
Our fire alarm installation services are tailored to your property’s layout and risk level.
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A properly installed fire alarm system detects smoke or heat at an early stage and alerts occupants to evacuate safely. Early warning is crucial in preventing injury, loss of life, and major property damage.
In the UK, fire alarms are required under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for most non-domestic buildings. If you’re responsible for a premises, you must ensure there is a suitable and well-maintained fire detection system in place.
We install a range of fire alarm systems to suit different building types and risk levels:
Our experts will carry out a free site survey and recommend the right system for your building.
In the UK, fire alarm systems in residential and non-residential buildings are classified into different grades based on their design, components, and level of protection. These grades are defined in BS 5839-6, the British Standard for fire detection and fire alarm systems in domestic premises.
Choosing the right grade of fire alarm is essential for both safety and legal compliance — especially in HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation), rented properties, and premises with sleeping accommodation.
Grade A High Level Fire Protection
Grade A systems are designed for high-risk buildings such as:
Key Features of Grade A:
Grade A provides a similar level of protection as commercial fire alarm systems and is designed to ensure early warning, full coverage, and central control.
Grade D – Standard Domestic Protection
Grade D systems are commonly used in standard domestic properties, such as:
Key Features of Grade D:
Grade D alarms are ideal for everyday homes, offering sufficient early warning in case of fire, especially at night.
What’s the Difference Between Grade A and Grade D?
Feature | Grade A | Grade D |
Control Panel | Yes | No |
Type of System | Wired with backup & control | Mains-powered, interlinked |
Target Property Type | High-risk buildings (HMOs, care homes) | Standard homes, small flats |
Cost & Complexity | Higher | Lower |
Professional Installation | Required | Recommended |
Fire alarm installation is a legal requirement for:
Whether you manage a single unit or a large portfolio, we’ve got you covered.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Ensure your property is protected and compliant with a professionally installed fire alarm system.
Yes. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, fire detection and warning systems are legally required in most non-domestic buildings. The system must be appropriate for the size and layout of the premises.
The type depends on your building and fire risks. The most common systems are:
Fire alarms should be tested weekly with a call point check and serviced every 6 months by a competent professional, in accordance with BS 5839-1 standards.
It depends on the building size and type of system. Small premises may take a few hours, while large sites may need 1–3 days. We’ll give you a clear timeline before installation starts.
We aim to minimize disruption by scheduling work at convenient times. Wireless systems are less invasive and ideal for sensitive environments like care homes or heritage buildings.
Fire alarm systems must be designed and installed by a competent person to meet UK regulations. DIY installation can result in non-compliance and may invalidate your insurance.
Yes. HMOs and most rented properties require interlinked smoke and heat detectors under The Housing Act 2004 and BS 5839-6:2019. Landlords are legally responsible for installation and maintenance.
Prices vary based on the size of the property and the system type. We offer competitive pricing and free, no-obligation quotes tailored to your premises.
Yes. After installation and commissioning, we provide full documentation and a Fire Alarm Installation Certificate, confirming compliance with UK fire safety standards.
Absolutely. We offer ongoing fire alarm maintenance contracts to keep your system fully functional and compliant year-round.
