Understand The Risk
Start with the use of the premises, the people inside and the fire precautions already in place.
OUR APPROACH
Practical support for businesses, landlords and property managers who need to understand the next step for their building.

Birmingham Fire Safety Services brings together information and enquiries for the precautions that commercial and managed premises need. That includes fire risk assessments, alarms, portable extinguishers, fire doors, emergency lighting and specialist suppression systems.
You may be opening a shop, taking over a tenancy or reviewing an overdue action plan. We help you describe the requirement clearly so that the proposed service, scope and documentation can be agreed before a booking.
A service should explain what was inspected, tested or installed, what information supports the findings and what needs attention next. The right records make it easier to manage repairs, future visits and changes in responsibility.
Ask about the competence and relevant credentials of the firm quoting for your particular work. Any registration, certification or insurance should be checked against that firm and its offered scope.
A BUILDING-WIDE VIEW
An assessment, an alarm and a fire door each play a different role. Decisions should account for the whole premises and its occupants.
Start with the use of the premises, the people inside and the fire precautions already in place.
Know what the visit includes, what evidence will be provided and what sits outside the quotation.
Keep the records, address the findings and revisit arrangements when the building or its use changes.
RELEVANT GUIDANCE
The Fire Safety Order sets duties for relevant premises in England. British Standards give technical guidance for particular systems and work.
Read the government guidance ↗With your agreement, your enquiry may be passed to a suitable local fire safety firm so they can respond and discuss the work. The firm providing a quotation will confirm its identity, the service offered and the booking terms before you decide to proceed.
Read our privacy notice to see how enquiry information is used. You can begin with a simple description of your building and ask which service best matches the issue.
A new assessment, a service visit or a question about a finding. Start with the details you have.