Welcome to HS Fire & Risk Services
Protecting People, Property and Compliance
At HS Fire and Risk Services, we specialise in comprehensive Fire Risk Assessments to protect people, property, and your business. Our team of fully qualified IOSH, IFSM and IFireE assessors bring expert knowledge and industry experience to every assessment, ensuring your property meets all legal requirements under the UK Fire Safety Order.
We don’t just identify risks – we provide clear, practical recommendations to mitigate them, helping businesses, landlords, and property managers maintain a safe environment. From multi-occupancy buildings to commercial premises, our assessments are tailored to your property’s specific needs.
In addition, we offer full property compliance services, including Gas and Electric Safety Certificates, so you can be confident your premises meet the highest safety standards. With HS Fire and Risk Services, you gain more than compliance—you gain peace of mind, backed by certified fire safety experts.
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5+ Years Of Undefeated Success
At HS Fire and Risk Services, we take pride in the success we’ve achieved through dedication, professionalism, and customer trust. Over the years, we’ve helped countless property owners and businesses across the UK meet energy compliance standards, ensuring safer, more efficient buildings.
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Our Services
Fire Risk Assessments
Our fire risk assessments identify hazards, evaluate safety systems, and provide clear recommendations, ensuring full compliance with regulations while supporting legal and insurance requirements.
Fire Door Inspections
We provide professional fire door inspections to ensure full compliance, safety, and performance, identifying defects and offering clear recommendations to protect occupants and meet legal requirements.
Installation of fire regulation
Fire Alarm Systems, Emergency Lighting, Fire Extinguishers, Signage and Escape Routes, Signage and Escape Routes
Locksmith
Whether it’s an emergency lockout, lock repairs, or upgrading your security systems, our skilled locksmiths are here to provide fast, efficient, and affordable solutions.
Electric Safety Certificate
An Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) is essential to ensure your property’s electrical systems are safe and comply with regulations.
Gas Safety Certificate
A Gas Safety Certificate, also known as CP12, is mandatory for landlords to ensure gas appliances and installations are safe.
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Committed To Keep People Healthy & Safe
To empower businesses with the knowledge and tools they need to enhance safety and energy efficiency, creating a positive impact for employees, customers, and the environment.
We Follow Best Practices
With years of industry expertise, we are committed to delivering tailored services that prioritise your safety, compliance, and peace of mind.
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Who We Work With
Whether you’re aiming to strengthen fire safety, ensure full compliance, or protect your assets, our expert consultancy services are trusted by:
Property management companies
Local authorities and housing associations
Facilities and operations managers
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Construction companies and property developers
Business owners
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Testimonials
General Manager
Sarah L
The team at HS Fire and Risk Services conducted a thorough fire risk assessment for our office. They identified risks we hadn’t considered and provided clear recommendations to address them. Their professionalism and attention to detail were outstanding.
Restaurant Owner
Nathan Marshall
The fire safety training provided by HS Fire and Risk Services was incredibly informative and practical. Our staff now feels confident about handling emergencies, and the hands-on approach made it easy to understand. It’s a service every workplace should invest in!
Landlord
Ema Romero
I needed an EPC for my rental property and was impressed by the efficiency of HS Fire and Risk Services. They handled everything promptly and explained the results in detail. Thanks to their recommendations, I’ve already started making energy-saving improvements!
Hotel Manager
Ann Smith
We’ve partnered with HS Fire and Risk Services for ongoing fire safety support, and it’s been a game-changer. Their team ensures our fire risk assessments and evacuation plans are always up to date, giving us peace of mind. Reliable and proactive service!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes—if you own, manage, or are responsible for a property that is not a single private home, you are legally required to have a Fire Risk Assessment in place.
Under UK fire safety legislation, a Fire Risk Assessment is mandatory for:
- Businesses and commercial premises
- Rental properties (including HMOs and blocks of flats)
- Communal areas in residential buildings
- Public buildings such as schools, offices, and shops
If you are the “responsible person” (e.g. landlord, employer, or managing agent), it is your duty to ensure that a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is carried out and kept up to date.
For single private homes, a formal Fire Risk Assessment is not a legal requirement—but it is still strongly recommended to help protect your property and the people living in it.
The responsibility for carrying out a Fire Risk Assessment lies with the “Responsible Person” for the property.
This is typically:
- The employer, in a workplace
- The landlord, for rental properties
- The managing agent or freeholder, for communal areas in flats
- The owner or occupier, for commercial premises
The Responsible Person is legally required to ensure that a suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessment is completed and regularly reviewed.
Failing to conduct a Fire Risk Assessment can have serious legal and safety consequences.
If you are the Responsible Person and do not comply with fire safety regulations, you may face:
- Enforcement action from the local Fire Authority
- Fines or prosecution
- In severe cases, imprisonment
Fire officers can carry out inspections and, if they find that a Fire Risk Assessment is missing or inadequate, they may issue enforcement notices requiring improvements—or even prohibit the use of the premises until the risks are addressed.
Beyond legal penalties, not having a Fire Risk Assessment puts lives at risk. It increases the likelihood of fire incidents, property damage, business disruption, and potential harm to occupants, employees, or visitors.
The time it takes to produce a Fire Risk Assessment report depends on the size, complexity, and type of your property.
- Small properties or single commercial units: Usually 1–2 hours on-site, with a report provided within 1–3 days.
- Larger buildings or multi-occupancy sites (e.g., blocks of flats, offices, or schools): On-site inspection may take several hours to a full day, with the report delivered in 3–5 days.
- Complex sites with multiple hazards: May require additional surveys or consultation with specialists, which can extend the timeline.
Once the assessment is complete, the report will outline identified risks, recommended actions, and a schedule for review, ensuring your property meets fire safety requirements.
- The assessment must be reviewed whenever there are significant changes to the building, its use, or occupancy.
- Even without major changes, most Responsible Persons review their Fire Risk Assessment at least once a year.
- Any fire, near miss, or significant safety event should trigger an immediate review.