Fire Alarm Servicing
Regular fire alarm inspections checking that they are in working and can alert occupants in case of a fire emergency.
What is Fire Alarm Servicing?
Fire alarm servicing is a crucial part of fire safety maintenance as it helps to ensure that the fire alarm system will operate correctly in the event of a fire.
Regular servicing is very important as it will identify any potential issues with the system early on, allowing for prompt repairs or replacements to be carried out. Additionally, this reduces the risk of system failure during an emergency. It is generally recommended that fire alarm systems are serviced at least twice a year.
More importantly, it should be more frequent if required by local fire safety regulations or insurance requirements.
Fire Alarm Installation
We understand the importance of minimising disruptions to your business while installing your new alarm or emergency lighting system.
Therefore, we will work with you to schedule the installation on a convenient day and aim to carry out the installation discreetly – causing minimal disruptions to your operations.
Our engineers hold BAFE and NSI Gold certifications; assuring you of a high-quality and professional service.
- Conducted by engineers accredited by BAFE.
- Installed in compliance with British Standards.
- Performed with minimal disturbance.
Fire Alarm Servicing
Fire alarm servicing is the process of inspecting, testing and maintaining a fire alarm system to ensure that it is functioning correctly and effectively.
Overall, it is conducted by a qualified fire alarm engineer or technician who will perform a series of checks and tests to identify any faults or issues within the system.
- Serviced in accordance with British Standards.
- Performed with minimal disturbance.
- Conducted by engineers accredited by BAFE.
What is a Fire Alarm?
A Fire Alarm System is designed to sense the presence of fire or smoke and warn people about the potential danger.
In case of a possible fire, the fire alarm triggers an alarm that alerts people to evacuate the building. As a result, Fire Alarms are crucial for fire safety – they prove to significantly reduce the risk of loss of life and damage to property, in case of a fire.
Commonly installed in residential homes, commercial buildings and public areas such as schools, hospitals and hotels.