Areas we cover
Fire safety services in Greater London
We provide fire risk assessments, fire extinguisher servicing and fire safety signage across Greater London for businesses, landlords and managing agents, travelling up from our base in Haywards Heath.
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Working in Greater London
London's buildings are dense, tall and shared. Offices are often split between several tenants, shops and restaurants sit beneath flats, and a single building can have several responsible persons. The Fire Safety Order requires them to cooperate and coordinate, and a good fire risk assessment makes clear where each party's duties begin and end.
Blocks of flats carry additional duties. The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 require responsible persons for multi-occupied residential buildings to give residents fire safety instructions and information about fire doors, with further requirements — including regular fire door checks and, in high-rise buildings, wayfinding signage — as buildings get taller.
Our fire risk assessments follow the PAS 79 methodology, with an executive summary that sets out the priorities. We supply and service extinguishers to BS 5306 and install Jalite photoluminescent signage.
What we do
Our services in Greater London
Fire Risk Assessments
A thorough and concise fire risk assessment. We ensure your surroundings are evaluated before a hazard develops into an emergency.
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Fire Extinguishers
Your first line of defence against fire. Sales and service of portable extinguishers, including expert commissioning, installation and maintenance.
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Fire Safety Signage
Achieve clarity with Jalite's premium photoluminescent range — signage that gives clear, effective guidance when it matters most.
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Common questions
Greater London fire safety FAQs
Who enforces fire safety law in London?
London Fire Brigade is the enforcing authority for the Fire Safety Order across Greater London.
Does a block of flats in London need a fire risk assessment?
Yes. The Fire Safety Order applies to the shared parts of blocks of flats, and to the building's structure, external walls and flat entrance doors. The responsible person — usually the freeholder, landlord or managing agent — must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment and keep it under review.
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Tell us a little about your premises and we'll come back with advice and a clear quote. Prefer to talk? Our team is happy to help.
- Free, no-obligation quote and site survey
- BAFE registered, DBS-checked technicians
- No overprescribing — only what your premises need