CM Fire Safety is a trusted provider of professional fire risk assessments across London and Hertfordshire, specialising in compliance for rental and managed properties.
We work closely with landlords, letting agents, and property managers to ensure full compliance with current fire safety regulations. Our expert team assesses HMOs, single and shared residences, converted and purpose-built flats, and communal areas, delivering clear, actionable reports with a fast turnaround. With CM Fire Safety, you can be confident your properties are safe, compliant, and ready for inspection.
What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
A Fire Risk Assessment is a detailed inspection of your property—whether residential, commercial, or industrial—to identify potential fire hazards and evaluate the risk to people and property. It assesses how likely a fire is to occur and the potential impact it could have.
Conducting a professional Fire Risk Assessment ensures your premises meet UK fire safety regulations, helping you stay compliant and protect lives, assets, and your business.
Ensure Complete Compliance with Quick Turnaround
Express service for landlords and letting agents across London and Hertfordshire
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INITIAL
CONSULTATION
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SITE
ASSESSMENT
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COMPREHENSIVE REPORT
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ASSESSMENT
Why Do You Need a Fire Risk Assessment?
A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement for anyone responsible for a building. Since 1st October 2023, every property—regardless of size—must have a valid Fire Risk Assessment to comply with UK fire safety regulations.
If you’re selling a flat in a block, mortgage lenders and banks often request a communal Fire Risk Assessment that includes the building’s materials and structure. Similarly, when renewing commercial leases, landlords and tenants are required to complete an up-to-date assessment to remain compliant and protect occupants.
Regular Fire Risk Assessments not only keep you within the law but also safeguard lives, property, and business continuity.
Frequently Asked Questions
A fire risk assessment is a systematic evaluation of your premises to identify potential fire hazards, assess the likelihood of a fire starting, and determine the impact it could have on people and property.
By law, all non-domestic premises—including offices, shops, warehouses, restaurants, and residential blocks with communal areas—must have a valid fire risk assessment.
It should be reviewed at least once a year, or sooner if there are significant changes to the building layout, occupancy, or fire safety systems.
The “Responsible Person” (often the business owner, employer, or landlord) must ensure a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment is completed by a competent person.
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London, Hertfordshire
Quotes can be given within 24 hours, just give a brief description of the premises.
