In the UK, most commercial properties and certain residential buildings, such as HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation), are legally required to have a fire alarm system under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. This ensures early detection of fires and provides warning to occupants. The type of fire alarm system needed depends on the building's size, use, and occupancy. Fire risk assessments help determine the specific requirements for each property. Even if not legally required, having a fire alarm system is highly recommended to safeguard lives and property.

We are based in the North West so predominantly all of our work is within Lancashire and Greater Manchester, however we do carry out projects and maintenances UK wide, from Scotland down to Cornwall, if our clients needs us to travel, we are more than happy to do so.

Our Engineers have experience in maintaining a huge range of systems over the last 40 years, we do not upgrade systems unless you require additional features or if it becomes faulty.

Our site surveys are completely free of charge and we are always happy to help you to decide what products are best suited to your requirements.

Fire alarm systems should be serviced at least twice a year by a qualified engineer to ensure they remain in proper working order.er

Yes, we can install systems in new and older buildings, ensuring compliance with current regulations.

Yes, we provide both wired and wireless fire alarm systems depending on the property’s needs.

A monitored system provides 24/7 protection, with immediate alerts sent to keyholders or the police when an alarm is triggered, offering peace of mind and faster response times.

Yes, many insurers offer discounts if you have an approved security system installed, as it reduces the risk of theft or damage.

Yes, with our modern systems, you can manage and monitor your security alarms via mobile apps, giving you control no matter where you are.

In most cases, no special permission is required, but you must comply with GDPR rules if the cameras cover public spaces or capture personal data.

Typically, CCTV footage can be stored for up to 30 days, but this can vary based on the system and storage capacity.

Yes, we offer systems that allow remote viewing and management of CCTV footage via a mobile device or computer.

A networked system is ideal for larger properties with multiple entry points, while a standalone system may suffice for smaller buildings.

Yes, we provide 24/7 monitoring services for both fire and security systems with immediate response options, including keyholder and police assistance.

Yes, a fire and security risk assessment helps identify potential hazards and is often a legal requirement for commercial properties.