Fire safety, sorted —
without the chasing.
Fire protection and fire safety compliance for businesses across Brighton, Hove, Worthing, Lancing and the wider Sussex coast. One call gets your risk assessment, extinguishers, alarms and everything else covered by a vetted local engineer — no juggling five contractors, no guessing what's a legal requirement.
Is the maximum prison term for serious breaches of the Fire Safety Order — the law puts the duty on whoever runs the premises, not the landlord.
A fire risk assessment is the legal starting point for every commercial premises, and it's expected to be reviewed regularly, not filed away.
Extinguishers, alarms, lighting and doors all run on their own renewal schedules — easy to lose track of when you're busy running a business.
Build your own compliance tag.
Answer three quick questions and we'll put together a checklist for what your premises likely needs.
Here's what your premises likely needs:
Everything under one roof.
Your fire risk assessment tells you what you actually need. Here's the full range our network handles — you won't be sold anything outside of it.
Fire risk assessment
The document everything else is built on — a proper survey of your building, hazards, and what's required to stay compliant.
Reviewed regularlyExtinguisher servicing
Annual checks plus an extended service every five years, with the right extinguisher type matched to each risk on site.
AnnualFire alarm maintenance
Detection and alarm systems tested and kept in working order, with weekly checks logged in your file.
Weekly testEmergency lighting
So people can find an exit if the power goes during a fire — monthly function checks, annual full-duration test.
MonthlyFire door inspections
Doors, seals and hardware checked properly, so they'll actually hold back smoke and heat when it matters.
Quarterly–annualSignage
Exit signs, fire action notices and extinguisher markers, properly lit or photoluminescent where needed.
As requiredFire marshal training
A day's training so someone on your team can actually lead an evacuation, not just point at the exit.
Periodic refreshCompliance logbook
Every test, service and fault recorded in one place — exactly what an inspector asks to see first.
OngoingThree steps, then it's off your plate.
Tell us about your premises
A quick form — building type, size, and what you've already got in place. Takes a couple of minutes.
We match you with a vetted provider
A local, accredited engineer we already know and trust — not just the first name that shows up on Google.
They handle it, you get reminders
Servicing gets booked in and renewals get flagged before they lapse, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Fire protection across Brighton, Worthing, Lancing & the Sussex coast.
We're built around local relationships, so our provider network is concentrated where we can actually vouch for the people doing the work. Outside this list? Get in touch — we're growing the network.
Why the providers in our network.
We don't list anyone we wouldn't use ourselves. Every provider goes through the same checks before they get referred a single job.
Accreditation checked
We look for recognised industry accreditation — BAFE, NSI or equivalent — depending on the service.
Insurance verified
Public liability and professional indemnity cover confirmed before anyone goes on site.
Track record reviewed
References and existing client work checked, with ongoing feedback once they're in the network.
Plain-English answers, no jargon.
Short, practical write-ups on the questions we hear most often. New guides added regularly.
Do I need a fire risk assessment if I rent my unit?
Usually yes, for the parts you control day to day. Here's where the line with your landlord typically sits.
3 min readWhat actually happens during a fire door inspection?
What an engineer checks, how long it takes, and what counts as a fail.
3 min readHow often do extinguishers really need checking?
The annual service is only part of it — what the five-year extended service actually involves.
3 min readWhat an inspector checks first when they visit
The documents and records that get asked for before anyone looks at the equipment.
Before you get in touch.
The law calls this person the "Responsible Person" — usually whoever owns, runs or manages the premises day to day. It's their duty to make sure a fire risk assessment is done and acted on, regardless of how small the business is.
Usually yes, for the parts of the building you control day to day, with your landlord responsible for shared areas. Worth checking your lease for exactly where the line sits — we can talk you through what that typically looks like.
It depends on your building size and what's already in place. Once you're matched with a provider, you'll get a clear quote upfront — no surprise add-ons once the engineer's on site.
One point of contact instead of five separate suppliers, a provider we've already vetted rather than a cold search, and renewal reminders so compliance doesn't quietly lapse.
No — we match you with accredited local engineers who do. Think of us as the part that finds and manages the right people, not the ones holding the extinguisher.
Steady local leads. No marketing spend.
We vet businesses before they ever reach you, so every lead is someone who actually needs the work, in your coverage area, ready to move.
- Leads filtered by what they actually need — no time wasted on poor fits.
- No cost until a job is placed. We're not a subscription.
- You stay in control of how much work you take on.
- One application, no lengthy onboarding process.
Request a compliance check.
Tell us a bit about your premises and we'll come back with what's needed and who can do it.
- No obligation, no pushy follow-up calls.
- Usually back to you within one working day.
- Covers everything from a single shop unit to a multi-site portfolio.