Fire Safety Services
Commercial Fire Alarm System Maintenance
Make sure your commercial property meets the latest UK fire alarm maintenance legislation. Speak to our team today to book your fire risk assessment and discuss your business fire alarm servicing needs.

Full Commercial Fire Alarm System Maintenance
Fire alarm system maintenance is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and British Standard BS 5839-1:2017. Our commercial fire alarm servicing ensures your fire detection systems are regularly maintained, tested and fully compliant with fire alarm maintenance requirements, protecting your premises, employees and customers.
Our team carries out full fire alarm servicing and maintenance on all commercial properties, including offices, retail outlets, warehouses and industrial sites. We specialise in fire alarm system maintenance, including control panels, smoke detectors, call points, sounders and battery backups to ensure your system is always working.


Why Fire Alarm Maintenance is Important for Businesses
Fire alarm maintenance reduces the risk of false alarms, prevents system failures and ensures early detection of fire hazards, protecting property and saving lives. It is the responsibility of the ‘responsible person’ within your business premises to ensure fire safety systems, including fire alarms, are maintained by a competent person.
Our commercial fire alarm service and maintenance includes:
- Testing and visual inspections of call points and detection devices
- Full periodic inspections and servicing by qualified technicians
- Cleaning of smoke detectors and other components to prevent faults
- Detailed reporting and certification to demonstrate compliance with fire alarm servicing requirements
- Emergency callouts to fix faults immediately
Fire Alarm Maintenance Legal Requirements and Compliance
Under UK fire alarm regulations, commercial fire alarm systems must be properly maintained to remain fully operational and compliant with the fire safety order. Failure to comply with fire alarm maintenance legislation can result in fines, legal action and increased risk to building occupants.
Our fire alarm maintenance business team ensures your system meets all fire alarm servicing requirements, including BS 5839 standards and the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order. We work with you to maintain detailed records of all maintenance activities and offer expert advice on fire alarm installation upgrades or replacements if required.
We work with you to maintain detailed records of all maintenance activities and offer expert advice on fire alarm installation upgrades or replacements if required.
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Fire Alarm Maintenance FAQs
What does fire alarm maintenance cover?
Fire alarm maintenance is the regular inspection, testing and servicing of fire detection and fire alarm systems in commercial properties. This ensures all components, such as detectors, control panels, batteries and call points are working correctly and comply with safety regulations.
When should fire alarm systems be checked and serviced?
Weekly testing of fire alarm call points and visual system checks should be done by the responsible person or trained staff. A full professional fire alarm servicing and maintenance visit should be done at least every 6 months to comply with BS 5839-1 and UK fire alarm regulations.
What are the risks of not maintaining fire alarm systems?
Not maintaining fire alarm systems can result in undetected faults, delayed fire detection, false alarms and potential failure to alert building occupants. This puts safety at risk, damages property and can result in legal penalties for non-compliance with fire alarm maintenance requirements.