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Fire Risk Assessment North London | BS 9792:2025 Compliant

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Legal Requirements

Why FRA Certificates Are Legally Required for North London Landlords

Fire safety is a key responsibility for landlords. A fire risk assessment legal requirement applies to all shared areas in residential buildings. Keeping a valid assessment helps protect tenants, buildings, and landlords from serious risks.

Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requirement

The Fire Safety Order 2005 sets out clear duties for landlords to manage fire risk. Fire risk assessments North London help identify hazards, record safety measures, and ensure compliance with the law.

April 2026 PEEP Regulations

From April 2026, landlords must provide Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans for residents who need assistance. Having a proper fire risk assessment in place supports safe planning and avoids penalties.

Unlimited Fines & Prosecution

Ignoring fire safety responsibilities can lead to unlimited fines, criminal prosecution, personal liability, and, in serious cases, prison for landlords and managing agents.

Barnet & Haringey enforcement

Barnet and Haringey councils monitor fire safety standards closely. They expect up-to-date FRA certificates, clear records, and completed remedial works to meet local enforcement requirements.

Compliance Deadline Approaching

Don't Risk Prosecution or Insurance Voidance

North London properties without current Fire Risk Assessments are at immediate risk. Protect your property, your tenants, and yourself.

understanding fire safety

What is the Purpose of Fire Risk Assessment?

A fire risk assessment checks a property for hazards, evaluates risks to occupants, and recommends steps to reduce danger. Landlords use it to meet legal obligations and get a valid fire assessment certificate.

Fire safety risk assessment steps

A proper fire assessment follows clear steps:

1

Identify Hazards

Check sources of fire, flammable materials, and other risks in the building.

2

Assess Who's at Risk

Determine which residents, staff, or visitors could be vulnerable in a fire.

3

Evaluate & Reduce

Decide the level of risk and suggest practical safety measures to lower it.

4

Record Findings

Document hazards, actions, and responsibilities in a clear report.

5

Review & Update

Regularly revisit the assessment to keep safety measures current and compliant.

What are the 4 types of fire risk assessment

Type 1

Common Areas Only

Covers shared spaces like corridors and stairwells.

Suitable for small flats.

Type 2

Common + Sample Flats

Includes selected dwellings along with shared spaces.

Ideal for HMOs or larger blocks.

Type 3

Full Destructive Assessment

Intrusive inspection of hidden spaces and structures.

Used in older or complex buildings.

Type 4

Specialist Assessment

Focuses on high-risk areas such as external walls or cladding.

Required for taller or higher-risk properties.

North London Focus:: More properties need Type 1 or Type 2 fire risk assessments as checks increase across the area. Our assessor helps you understand what level suits your property.

The "Responsible Person"

The fire risk assessment responsible person is the landlord, owner, or managing agent who ensures the building meets fire safety rules. They arrange FRA in North London to protect residents and stay legally compliant.

Why It Matters

Fire Risk Assessment Benefits for North London Landlords

Get a fire risk assessment service north london to protect your property, tenants, and stay legally compliant.

Avoid Prosecution & Fines

Stay safe from legal action with regular fire assessments.

Protect yourself from fines and enforcement

Insurance Protection

Insurance stays valid when a fire risk assessment is in place.

Keep claims protected and coverage secure

Tenant Safety

Identify hazards early and show tenants their safety matters.

Reduce the risk of fire accidents

Residential Licensing Compliance

Keep your properties compliant with local council rules.

Avoid issues with HMOs or multi-unit licenses

Rent Protection

Tenants cannot dispute rent when fire safety standards are met.

Rent stays secure and payments protected

Clear Action Plan

Receive clear guidance on what to fix and when for full compliance.

Simple, step-by-step plan included

Simple Process

How Our Fire Risk Assessment Process Works

From the first call to the final report, fire risk assessment services available in North London help landlords keep their properties safe and easy to manage.

01

Same Day

Free Consultation & Quote

Get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote. We discuss your property, location, and requirements.

02

1-3 Hours

On-Site Assessment

Our experts visit your property to check fire safety measures, hazards, and compliance points.

03

24 Hours

Detailed Report Delivery

Receive a full fire risk assessment report with all findings, hazard levels, and recommended actions.

04

Ongoing

Compliance Support

We help you address issues and stay fully compliant with fire safety laws.

Effective April 2026

April 2026 Regulations- Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs)

New fire safety rules require PEEPs for residents who need extra help. A fire risk assessment North London helps landlords keep tenants safe and buildings ready for emergencies.

Who Needs PEEPs?

Properties with residents who need support to leave safely. This includes older people, tenants with disabilities, and anyone with limited mobility.

Landlord Responsibility

Landlords create a simple evacuation plan and keep it at the property so emergency teams can use it quickly.

Non-Compliance Penalties

Missing PEEPs by April 2026 can lead to fines, legal action, and serious responsibility if a fire occurs.

How We Help You Prepare

We guide landlords through every step to make PEEPs easy and effective:

North London Focus: In areas like Camden, Islington, Enfield, and Barnet, many residents need extra support to leave safely. Landlords in these locations need PEEPs ready to keep tenants safe and meet the new rules.

North London HMO Specialists

Fire Risk Assessments for HMO Properties & Multi-Occupancy Buildings

We provide clear and reliable fire risk assessment for HMO, commercial fire risk assessments, and domestic fire risk assessment for homes and shared buildings. The goal stays simple. We Also help property owners meet UK fire safety rules.

Fire Doors (FD30)

Bedrooms, kitchens, and main rooms need FD30 fire doors with self closers. These doors slow fire and smoke and support safer escape.

Escape Routes

Clear escape routes help people leave fast. Hallways and stairs stay open. Emergency lights work well, and exit signs stay clear.

Detection Systems

Smoke alarms and fire alarms sit in shared areas and hallways. Early alerts give people time to react and reach safety

Regular Testing

Fire alarms get weekly checks. Emergency lights get monthly checks. Fire drills help everyone stay calm and act fast.

Camden & Haringey Landlords

With a growing HMO market and strong enforcement, North London boroughs require compliant Fire Risk Assessments for all licensed properties. License applications without an up-to-date FRA are routinely refused. Our reports are tailored to meet North London borough licensing standards.

Team Expertise

15+

Years of experience in HMO & multi-occupancy properties

12+

Years of experience in residential & commercial buildings

10+

Years of experience in complex building assessments

Regulatory Framework

UK Fire Safety Regulations 2026 — What Changed & What You Need to Know

Fire safety rules across the UK change in 2026. Landlords and building owners need updates and a fire risk assessment North London to keep people safe and compliant.

Approved Document B Updates

2026 onwards

Updates fire safety guidance for building design, fire spread control, and escape routes in residential and commercial buildings.

Applicable buildings

BS 476 Withdrawal & European Standards Adoption

In progress

Moves fire testing from BS 476 to European standards to improve consistency and safety across new and existing buildings.

New and refurbished buildings

Enhanced Fire Safety for Multi-Story Residential Buildings

Active

Focuses on stronger fire protection, safer materials, and improved evacuation routes for taller residential buildings.

Multi story residential properties

PEEP Requirements & Evacuation Documentation

April 2026

Requires clear personal evacuation plans for residents who need help during an emergency. Written plans stay available and updated.

Residential and higher risk buildings

Transparent pricing

Fire Assessment Cost in North London

Small Residential Property

Fire Risk Assessment Only

£199/one-time

What’s Included

Best For

Perfect for single flats or small homes up to 4 bedrooms. Helps landlords start fire safety compliance easily.

Small Commercial Property (100 m²)

Yearly Compliance Package

£250/ per year flat rate

What’s Included

Best For

Ideal for small offices or commercial units around 100 m². Covers basic fire safety checks for compliance.

HMO Compliance Package

Complete Compliance Bundle

£450/up to 4 bedrooms

What’s Included

Best For

Best for Houses in Multiple Occupation. Ensures full HMO licence readiness and fire safety compliance.

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Meet The Experts

Our Fire Risk Assessment Team — Certified, Experienced, Local to North London

Our BAFE-certified fire risk assessors north london brings years of experience to every property in North London. They check every part of buildings in Islington, Camden, Hampstead, and Highgate to keep people safe and make sure homes and workplaces follow fire safety rules. They give clear advice to help owners stay ready. They work closely with clients to make fire safety easy to understand.

Experience & Achievements

15+

Years Experience

5,000+

Assessments

100%

Compliance Rate

Certifications & Memberships

BAFE SP205

Fire Risk Assessment

BS 8674:2025

Fire Risk Assessment

CHAS Accredited

Health & Safety

SafeContractor

Verified Supplier

ISO 9001

Quality Management

IFSM Members

Institute of Fire Safety Managers

common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • A fire risk assessment helps by identifying fire hazards like faulty electrical systems, flammable materials, or blocked exits.
  • It looks at the likelihood of a fire and the potential consequences if one occurs.
  • The assessor gives advice on fixing issues, such as adding fire alarms, clearing escape routes, or repairing faulty wiring.

Yes, electrical safety is checked during a fire risk assessment.

  • The assessor looks for issues like overloaded circuits, outdated wiring, or faulty appliances.
  • If problems are found, they recommend fixing them, but a more detailed inspection requires an electrician.
  • A fire risk assessment report that outlines the hazards found and what needs to be fixed.
  • An action plan with deadlines for repairs or improvements.
  • Recommendations for updating evacuation plans or improving safety procedures.
  • Records of any checks or maintenance that have been done.
  • Yes, it can help by evaluating your current evacuation plan.
  • The assessor checks escape routes, fire exits, and emergency lighting to make sure they work properly.
  • They’ll suggest improvements, like clearer signage or better lighting, to make sure everyone has a safe way out.
  • The assessment looks at how vulnerable tenants, such as the elderly or those with mobility issues, will safely evacuate.
  • The assessor checks if fire exits are accessible and alarms are loud enough for people with hearing impairments.
  • They recommend personal evacuation plans for tenants who need extra assistance.
  • Yes, the assessment is different for a flat and a house.
  • In a house, the focus is on the safety of the individual home, including smoke alarms, fire exits, and fire safety equipment.
  • In a flat (especially in multi-occupancy buildings), the assessment also looks at shared areas like hallways, stairwells, and fire protection systems for all tenants.
  • Fire alarms and smoke detectors to make sure they’re working properly.
  • Fire extinguishers to ensure they’re in the right places and serviced.
  • Emergency lighting to guide people out in case of a power failure.
  • Fire doors to ensure they’re not blocked and can close properly.
  • Any other fire safety equipment, like sprinklers or fire blankets, depending on the building.
  • Assessors prioritize fixes based on the level of risk.
  • They focus on issues that cause the most danger to people, like blocked exits or faulty alarms.
  • Anything that increase the risk of a fire or make escape harder gets top priority
  • Not doing a fire risk assessment put you in violation of the law, leading to fines or other penalties.
  • Without an assessment, you miss important safety issues that put people at risk.
  • Insurance companies refuse to cover you in case of a fire if you don’t have an assessment.
  • You also be held liable for any harm or damage caused by fire hazards that weren’t addressed.
  • Yes, it can highlight areas where fire safety training needs improvement.
  • The assessor can identify things like how to use fire extinguishers, how to safely evacuate, or how to respond to alarms.
  • Training can be updated based on these findings to make sure everyone knows exactly what to do in case of a fire.

The Right Choice

Why Choose All Landlord Certificates for Your Fire Risk Assessment

We are trusted fire risk assessors in North London. For over 15 years, we have helped homes and businesses stay safe with clear and reliable fire risk assessment North London. Our team knows local rules and borough requirements better than anyone. We deliver fast, accurate reports and practical guidance tailored to each property.

Our Services

Small Residential Property

From £199

Small Commercial Property

From £250

HMO Assessment

From £450

Our Guarantee

If any council rejects our report due to quality or compliance issues, we'll reassess at no additional cost.

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Reviews

COVERAGE AREA

Areas We Serve in North London

Fire risk assessment north london

Camden

Islington

Haringey

Enfield

Barnet

Client Testimonials & Case Studies

Case Studies

Residential

Residential Flat— Islington

Islington

Challenge

A landlord in Islington needed a fire risk assessment service that checks the property thoroughly and explains everything in a simple way.

Solution

Our experienced assessor visited the property, carried out a complete assessment, highlighted hazards clearly, and gave practical guidance for compliance.

Results

Residential

FRA Project Residential — Camden

Camden

Challenge

A property owner in Camden wanted a fast, trustworthy fire risk assessment service to ensure the home met all fire safety rules.

Solution

We provided responsive support, completed all checks efficiently, and delivered a detailed report with actionable advice for ongoing safety.

Results

Important Warning

What Happens If You Don't Have a Fire Risk Assessment

Not having a FRA in north london creates risk, pressure, and serious trouble for landlords and property owners.

Critical

Unlimited Fines

Breaking fire safety rules can lead to fines up to £10,000 per offence for civil penalties and much higher for serious breaches in criminal court.

Critical

Imprisonment

Severe fire safety failures can result in prison sentences up to 7 years under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

High

Insurance Voided

Around 80% of fire insurance claims are refused if no valid fire risk assessment exists, leaving landlords liable for full losses.

High

License Revocation

Losing an HMO licence stops the property from being legally rented until safety rules are met.

Real Case: North London Landlord Prosecution (2026)

A North London landlord was prosecuted at Willesden Magistrates’ Court after council inspections found his HMO “riddled with fire hazards” including no smoke alarms and dangerous conditions. He was fined £9,000 and ordered to pay surcharges and costs after failing to provide required fire and electrical safety certificates.

£9,000 Fine

Emergency Prohibition Order Issued

Fire & Electrical Certificates Missing

£9,000

Total Penalty

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