Landlord fire safety, alarms and emergency lighting — handled.
Smoke and CO alarms, emergency lighting and fire risk assessments — fitted, tested and documented for landlords and HMOs across the North of England.
Done for you, start to finish.
Every rented home must have a working smoke alarm on each storey and a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a fixed combustion appliance, under the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations. HMOs carry more: interlinked fire detection, emergency lighting in the common areas, fire doors and a written fire risk assessment. We survey the property, fit and test what's needed, carry out the fire risk assessment where one is required, and give you the paperwork to prove it — then keep it on file and flag it for its next check.
Missing alarms, lighting or fire doors are quoted and fitted for you. Fixed quotes confirmed before any work begins — test regularly, review annually.
Get a fixed quoteThree steps, then it's handled.
Tell us the property
Send the address and what's due — or hand us the whole portfolio.
We arrange & carry it out
We book directly with your tenant, attend and complete the certificate.
We track the renewal
It's stored in your record and we remind you before it's next due.
One team for every compliance duty.
Booking a fire and emergency lighting is a good moment to get the rest sorted in the same visit where we can.
Gas Safety (CP12)
from £80Electrical (EICR)
from £140EPC
from £100Boiler Service
from £80Fire & Emergency Lighting
from £120PAT Testing
from £90Legionella Risk Assessment
from £85Check-in / Check-out Reports
from £140Emergency Callouts
from £100Want the detail first? Read our full Fire and Emergency Lighting guide.
Common questions
What fire alarms does a rental legally need?
Do HMOs need emergency lighting and a fire risk assessment?
How much does landlord fire safety work cost?
Can you fit the alarms as well as test them?
Book your Fire and Emergency Lighting today.
Send us the property and we will come back with a fixed quote — covering the whole of the North.