Fire alarms
Question 1 of 4
Book a free survey
Three taps and your number. Free survey, no obligation.
Request received
We've got it from here.
Step 1 of 5 is done. Here is how the rest goes.
- Request sentDone
- 2We call youNext
- 3Free survey
- 4Written quote
- 5Work done
Next: we call you back
An engineer rings you within 7 to 24 hours, during opening hours, to talk the building through and book your free survey. Then the price in writing, and no obligation either way.
- Service
- We'll call
- The survey and the quote are both free
- No obligation, and no follow-up campaign
- Your details are used to answer your enquiry and nothing else
Free survey
Tell us about the building. We will tell you what it needs.
It takes under a minute, and what happens next is the same whether you need a fire risk assessment, an alarm, or somebody to take over a system another company installed.
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Now
Three taps and your number
What you need, the kind of building and how soon, then your name and phone. Postcode, email and notes are optional, because a phone number is enough to call you back.
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7 to 24 hours
An engineer calls you
During opening hours, and it is an engineer rather than a call centre. If the building is straightforward we can often price it on that call.
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At your convenience
The free survey
We walk the premises, look at what is installed against what the law asks of you, and answer questions on the spot. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
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In writing
A written quote you can hold us to
Itemised, with the British Standard each line is worked to. The price is agreed before anyone lifts a tool.
- BAFE SP203-1 (fire alarms)
- Fike registered
- C-TEC certified
- Company 12609754


