Fire risk management in Reigate

A fire risk assessment in Reigate finds what could start a fire, who is in danger, and what the responsible person must do about it.

What gets checked

The assessor walks through the building and records every hazard they find.

They look at how people get out, whether fire doors close properly, and if staff know what to do. The report lists what needs fixing and by when.

After your enquiry

Fire risk assessor kneeling in corridor inspecting extinguisher with clipboard and torch
Typical corridor exit route check
Surveyor on a kitchen counter shining a torch at a ceiling smoke detector
Fire door seal and hinge inspection
Two people reviewing a floor plan and fire safety documents at a table
Recorded findings from the visit

What happens

  1. Enquiry received

    Details of the building and its use are logged here.

  2. Specialist firm named

    One firm covering Reigate takes on the assessment.

  3. Visit arranged

    The assessor agrees a date to walk through the home.

  4. Report delivered

    Findings and required actions are written down.

Questions

Who needs an assessment?

Employers, landlords and anyone running a building open to the public.

How often is it needed?

Review it after any change to the building or how it is used.

What does the report include?

Hazards found, people at risk, and steps to reduce the danger.

Is it a legal duty?

Yes, for workplaces and shared areas of flats.

Send your enquiry

Provide the address, the type of building, and how it is used today.

These details are passed to a specialist, as the privacy page describes.

Using Reigatefire costs you nothing, you are welcome to gather quotations from other firms as well, the specialist may pay this site once your enquiry has been handed across, and the privacy notice explains more about the handling of your details. One independent fire safety firm receives them.

Or send an email to hello@reigatefire.co.uk