FIRE SAFETY SPECIALIST IN LONDON

Protecting People.

Protecting Property.

We provide expert fire risk assessments, fire safety certificates and compliance services for homes, businesses and landlords across London & M25 Areas.

Wy Choose FRA PRO

Accurate, Reliable & Actionable Reports

Certified Assessors

Competent and experienced fire risk assessors, fully qualified and industry compliant.

Clear & Detailed Reports

Easy-to-understand reports with photos, risk ratings and practical actions.

Fast Turnaround

Get your report quickly — often within 24 hours.

All Property Types

Homes, HMOs, offices, shops, warehouses, schools and more.

 

Affordable Pricing

Transparent price with no hidden charges.
Prices may vary based on property location, congestion charges and parkin fee.

Residential Prices

Ideal for homes, flats and landlords

Studio Flat                 £99

Single Storey Communal     £99

Two Storey Communal         £169

Three Storey Communal       £199

Four Storey Communal          £249

HMO & Rental Home 1-2 Beds   £149

HMO & Rental Home 3-4 Beds     £199

HMO & Rental Home 5-6 Beds      £249

Commercial Prices

Suitable for offices, shops and businesses

Business Sector Up to 100 Sq ft        £159

Business Sector 2 Storey Up to 50 sqm       £249

Business Sector 1 Storey Up to 100 Sqm     £299

Business Sector 2-3 Storey Up to 100 Sqm  £349

Business Sector 1 Storey Up to 200 Sqm    £349

Business Sector 2-3 Storey Up to 200 Sqm  £449

More than 200 Sqm Request a quote

What Does a Fire Risk Assessment Include?

Our Services

SERVICES WE OFFER

We provide complete range of fire safety and compliance services across London. Reliable, professional and fully certified.

Professional fire risk assessment for all types of properties in London.

Electrical Installation Condition Reports for Landlords & Businesses in London.

Fire alarm system and certification in Londonto ensure full compliance.

Emergency lighting testing & certification for your safety/

Portable Appliance Testing to ensure electrical equipment is safe.

Keep your boiler runing with our expert services & checks in London.

Fast, reliable boiler repairs to get your heating back up and running.

Professional boiler installations for homes & businesses in London.

Gas Safety Certificate

CP12 gas safety certificates for landlords & home owners in London.

Fuse Box Installation

New Fuse Box Installation to make the electrics safe & updated

Types OF  Fire Risk Assessments

At FRA Pro, we provide tailored fire risk assessments for different types of properties, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations.

Residential Fire Risk Assessment

We carry out thorough fire safety assessments in residential properties, checking escape routes, alarm systems, electrical installations, and fire-prevention measures to help protect residents and maintain a safe living environment.

Commercial Fire Risk Assessment

We conduct comprehensive fire risk assessments for commercial properties, evaluating workplace hazards, existing safety measures, and emergency procedures to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations while protecting employees, visitors, and clients.

HMO Fire Risk Assessment

We carry out comprehensive fire risk assessments for HMOs, inspecting communal areas, fire detection and alarm systems, and evacuation routes to help protect tenants and ensure full compliance with current fire safety regulations.

Fire Risk Assessment for Blocks of Flats

We assess fire safety in multi-occupancy residential buildings, examining escape routes, alarm systems, fire-resistant materials, and overall building safety to protect all residents and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations.

PREPARATION STEPS

Step-by-Step Process for Fire Risk Assessment

1. Initial Consultation and Enquiry
We begin by evaluating your building’s needs, type of property, and potential fire hazards. This consultation also allows us to address any questions or concerns you may have.

2. Site Visit by Qualified Assessors
Our certified assessors carry out a thorough on-site inspection to identify fire risks and assess the effectiveness of existing safety measures, including emergency lighting and escape routes.

3. Comprehensive Fire Risk Report
You receive a detailed fire risk report highlighting key findings, risk assessments, and practical recommendations for improving safety and compliance.

4. Implementing Recommendations
We work closely with you to put recommended measures in place, such as updated alarm systems, enhanced emergency lighting, improved exit routes, and clear signage.

5. Follow-Up Support and Annual Reviews
To maintain compliance and safety, we provide ongoing support and conduct yearly reviews. This ensures that your fire safety strategy remains effective and up to date.

— Why Choose Us? —

Your Safety is Our Priority 

We provide reliable, professional and compliant fire risk assessments to keep your property and people safe.

Qualified Assessors

Our experienced assessors carry out thorough fire risk assessments, identifying hazards, people at risk and practical measures needed to improve fire safety.

Fast, Clear Reports

Receive a clear, easy-to-understand fire risk assessment report with risk findings and recommended actions — with reports often available within 24 hours.

Practical Recommendations

We don’t just identify fire risks. Our reports provide practical recommendations to help you address deficiencies and improve fire safety.

London-Wide Coverage

We assess homes, HMOs, blocks of flats, offices, shops, warehouses and other commercial premises throughout London and surrounding areas.

Accreditaions & Certifications

At FRA PRO, we are committed to delivering fire safety services to high professional standards. We work with experienced and appropriately qualified contractors whose professional training, certifications and industry memberships may include recognised organisations such as IFSM, EAL, NEBOSH, UK Fire Door Training and City & Guilds. This enables us to arrange competent professionals with relevant qualifications for each type of fire safety service.

Professionally Accredited Assessors

These credentials validate our commitment to strong technical knowledge, ongoing professional development, and delivering every assessment by qualified, registered industry experts.

Compliance You Can Rely On

Our accreditations ensure our assessments meet – and often exceed – essential fire safety standards, giving our clients complete confidence in our work.

Trusted By Clients Across Sectors

We continuously update our knowledge and skills to stay ahead of industry evolving fire safety needs.

A Partner you can Rely on

We take a practical approach to fire safety, working closely with clients to deliver reliable solutions for businesses, landlords, and property managers.

Legal Obligation: Who Needs a Fire Risk Assessment

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 places responsibility for fire safety on the “Responsible Person.” This applies to a wide range of premises and organisations.

Commercial Property Owners and Managers

If you own, lease or manage a non-domestic property, you are responsible for ensuring fire risks are properly assessed and appropriate fire safety measures are in place.

Residential Landlords – Including HMOs

Landlords responsible for relevant residential buildings and HMOs must ensure fire risks in applicable areas are assessed and suitable precautions are maintained to protect residents.

Business Owners with Premises

If employees, customers, contractors or members of the public use your premises, you must assess fire risks and put appropriate measures in place to keep people safe.

Contractors and Those in Control of Premises

If you have control of premises as part of your work or responsibilities, you may have fire safety duties and must help ensure suitable precautions and risk assessments are in place.

Properties with Additional Fire Safety Requirements

Certain premises—such as buildings with sleeping accommodation, healthcare facilities and licensed premises—may be subject to additional fire safety requirements depending on their use, occupancy and risk.

Get a Free Quote

Get your fire risk assessment from frapro.co.uk today. We begin with a free consultation, where one of our experienced fire safety specialists evaluates your property and recommends the most suitable solutions for your specific needs. To receive a customised quotation, simply complete our contact form with your name, phone number, and property type.

For immediate assistance or to arrange an assessment, please email us or get in touch through our contact channels. Contact frapro.co.uk today to ensure your property fully complies with current fire safety regulations and standards.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The process includes an initial consultation, a site inspection by qualified assessors, a thorough report of findings, and suggestions to enhance fire safety. Periodic evaluations guarantee continued compliance.

A fire risk assessment should be reassessed every year, or any time there are major modifications to the structure, use, or occupancy of the building.

Infractions of fire safety standards may result in imprisonment and fines of up to £5,000 for small infractions or indefinite fines for major infractions.

Depending on the size, complexity, and risk considerations of the property, the price might vary from £150 to £900. For larger or multi-site properties, the prices are higher.

To conduct a fire risk assessment in the UK, follow these steps: identify fire hazards (sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen), identify people at risk, evaluate and reduce risks (implement control measures), record findings, prepare an emergency plan, and provide training. Regularly review and update the assessment to ensure ongoing compliance with fire safety regulations. This process helps minimise fire risks, ensures occupant safety, and meets legal obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Professional fire risk assessors can provide a comprehensive, compliant assessment if required.

The four main types of fire risk assessments are:

  • Type 1: Non-invasive assessment of common areas only.

  • Type 2: Non-invasive assessment of common areas plus some sample flats.

  • Type 3: Comprehensive assessment, including common areas and all flats (non-invasive).

  • Type 4: In-depth assessment of common areas and flats, including invasive inspections to assess hidden fire risks.
    Choosing the appropriate type depends on the building’s complexity, occupancy, and potential fire hazards, ensuring effective risk management and legal compliance.

The five main components of a fire risk assessment are:

  • Identify Fire Hazards: Sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen.

  • Identify People at Risk: Occupants, visitors, and those with mobility issues.

  • Evaluate and Reduce Risks: Implement fire safety measures to control hazards.

  • Record, Plan, and Train: Document findings, create an emergency plan, and train staff.

  • Review and Update: Regularly revisit the assessment to reflect changes in the environment or occupancy.
    This systematic approach helps reduce fire risks and improve safety.

In the UK, fire risk assessments are a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Responsible persons, such as business owners, landlords, and property managers, must conduct regular fire risk assessments to identify and mitigate fire hazards, protect occupants, and ensure safe evacuation. This includes maintaining fire safety equipment, clear escape routes, and proper staff training. Non-compliance can lead to fines, legal action, or imprisonment, making regular assessments essential for legal and safety compliance.

The five stages of a fire safety risk assessment are:

  • Identify Hazards: Recognize fire sources and potential fuel.

  • Identify People at Risk: Consider occupants and vulnerable individuals.

  • Evaluate and Reduce Risks: Implement measures to reduce fire hazards.

  • Record, Plan, and Train: Document findings, create evacuation plans, and train staff.

  • Review and Update: Regularly reassess to ensure ongoing safety.
    Following these steps helps create a safer environment and ensures compliance with fire safety regulations.