
Fire alarm installation in Woking for offices, shops, HMOs and shared buildings. Detectors, call points, sounders and a control panel, designed around your fire risk assessment and the British Standard.

The fire risk assessment sets out how much protection a building needs. A small shop may need manual call points and sounders, while a building where people sleep needs automatic detection in more areas. We design the system to match what the assessment asks for.
A conventional panel shows which zone an alarm came from, which suits smaller buildings. An addressable panel shows the exact detector or call point, which helps in larger buildings and makes faults quicker to find. We recommend the type that suits your premises.
A fire alarm system needs regular servicing to stay reliable. The British Standard recommends a service at least every six months, with weekly call point tests carried out on site and recorded in the logbook. We can set this up when the system is handed over.
We start with your fire risk assessment and a survey of the building, marking escape routes, rooms and any areas that need special detection. From this, we design the system and give you a free quote for the panel, devices and cabling.
We install the panel, detectors, call points and sounders using fire-resistant cable, then commission and test every device. You receive the certificates, a zone plan and a logbook, and we show the responsible person how to test the system and deal with a fault.
Call or send us a message with what's wrong or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job, explain what's needed and give you a free, no-obligation quote.
We carry out the work, test it and hand you the right certificate, leaving everything safe and tidy.
Most businesses need some way of raising the alarm in a fire, and the fire risk assessment decides what form it takes. In many workplaces that means a system with call points and sounders, plus automatic detection in some areas. We can help interpret what your assessment asks for.
It depends on the size of the HMO, the number of storeys and the licence conditions. Smaller HMOs often need interlinked mains alarms in shared areas and rooms, while larger ones may need a system with a control panel. The council's licence and the fire risk assessment set the standard.
The British Standard for non-domestic systems recommends servicing at least every six months by a competent person. On top of that, a different call point should be tested every week and recorded in the logbook, usually by someone on site.
Yes. If your panel is failing or parts are no longer available, we can replace it and check whether the existing detectors and cabling can be reused. Where they can't, we'll explain what needs upgrading and give you a free quote for the work.
We install fire alarm systems in all the areas below. Pick yours.
Send us your fire risk assessment and a rough floor plan, and we'll design the system and send a free quote.