Fire Alarm Testing in Luton

If your building has a fire alarm system, it must be kept in working order. That includes HMOs, the shared parts of flats, shops, offices and other workplaces.

Your fire risk assessment says what kind of alarm the building needs. Our job is to make sure the one you have actually works.

We check the control panel and its backup battery. We set off each smoke and heat detector with test equipment, and check every sounder can be heard.

We also test the call points, the red break-glass boxes by the exits. Any faults are logged and explained, and we give you a clear price before fixing them.

Between our visits, someone at the building should test the alarm each week. Use a different call point each time and write the test in the logbook.

A logbook that is kept up to date shows the fire service the system is being looked after.

An alarm that suited a family home may not be enough once the house becomes an HMO. A new layout or more tenants can also mean you need more detectors.

We check whether your system matches the building and how it is used. If it falls short, we tell you plainly and explain what would fix it.