Fire alarms & emergency lighting
Alarms matched to the building
Start with how the building is used and who's responsible for it, then agree the alarm or emergency-lighting scope.
Illustrative replacement of two compatible mains-powered domestic alarms at existing suitable points. Larger systems and emergency lighting are surveyed separately.
How it works
Assess the building before specifying kit
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Review the building use and the supplied assessment or requirements.
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Agree the system scope, access and any specialist coordination.
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Install the specified devices and wiring.
- 04
Test, document and explain the ongoing maintenance arrangements.
FAQs
Is replacing an alarm enough?
Can one standard package cover every building?
No. The specification depends on the building, occupancy and relevant assessment. Domestic alarm work and commercial systems need different scoping.
Is a fire risk assessment included?
No. It is a separate service. Installation work should follow the requirements agreed with the responsible person and any appropriate specialist.
Can you replace existing mains alarms?
Subject to suitability, compatibility and the condition of the existing wiring. The example price applies to two straightforward replacements, not a full redesign.
Do these systems need ongoing checks?
Yes. The handover should identify the testing and maintenance responsibilities for the installed system. Ask for a maintenance scope suited to the premises.
What sort of building is it?
Answer a few quick questions and see your price range straight away. No call needed.