Fire Risk Assessments

At All Care Property Maintenance, we take fire safety seriously. We provide a complete fire risk assessment service, giving you peace of mind that your property is compliant and your occupants are protected. 

Our service includes:

Fire RIsk Assessments

✅ A comprehensive site visit by a qualified fire risk assessor
 

✅ A detailed fire risk assessment report compiled to British Standard PAS 79 format
 

✅ Clear, actionable recommendations to improve fire safety
 

✅ Support with ongoing reviews and updates to your fire safety plan

Fire Door Surveys

✅ Thorough, non-intrusive checks of flat entrance and communal fire doors
 

✅ Inspection of frames, seals, closers, hinges, and door operation
 

✅ Comprehensive reports with photographic evidence for your records
 

✅ Assessment based on both current standards and original installation standards
 

Whether you're managing an office block, care home, apartment complex, or public building, we help you meet your obligations and safeguard your people and property.

The introduction of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 replaced all previous fire legislation.  Under the order, it is a legal requirement for the Responsible Person — usually the employer, building owner, or occupier — to ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is carried out for almost all non-domestic premises in England and Wales.

This legislation applies to a wide range of buildings and structures, including:

• Offices, shops, and commercial premises
   
• Industrial units, factories, and warehouses
   
• Public buildings and community centres
   
• Schools, hospitals, and care homes
   
• Places of worship and entertainment venues
   
• Communal areas of residential buildings (e.g. blocks of flats, HMOs)
   

It does not apply to individual private homes or flats, though landlords and managing agents are legally responsible for shared areas such as stairways, corridors, and entrances.

Following the enquiry into the Grenfell Fire new legislation and amendments to existing regulations are helping to pave the way for a more efficient and competent approach to fire safety. The building safety reforms, including the Building Safety Act introduce a new regulatory framework aimed at improving building safety, particularly in high risk or high rise buildings.

Fire risk assessments are a mandatory requirement which will have to be reviewed regularly and whenever significant changes have been made that would have an impact on it,  and failure to comply can lead to enforcement notices and fines. So, it’s good business sense as well as a legal requirement.