ONLY £149.99
small sites / up to 3 floors options available
* All inclusive (No hidden costs)
* Clear written report + prioritised action plan
* Suitable for offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses & mixed-use buildings
* London-wide coverage (including communal areas where required)
* Limited availability this week – Book early
Communal Area up to 3 Floors
£149.99
*All inclusive (No hidden costs)
Communal Area up to 3 – 5 Floors
£189.99
*All inclusive (No hidden costs)
Communal Area up to 5 – 10 Floors
£279.99
*All inclusive (No hidden costs)
Building up to
3 Floors
£249.99
*Includes on-site assessment + written report + prioritised action plan.
Building 3 – 5
Floors
£369.99
*Includes on-site assessment + written report + prioritised action plan.
Building 5 – 10
Floors
£489.99
*Includes on-site assessment + written report + prioritised action plan.
Building 10 – 15
Floors
£589.99
*Includes on-site assessment + written report + prioritised action plan.
Building More Than 15
Floors
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*We confirm scope and provide a tailored quote.
Commercial Fire Risk Assessment London cost depends on building height, layout and whether communal areas are included. Our fixed-price options start from £149.99, and we confirm scope before attendance so the correct package is applied.
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Who It’s for?
Offices, shops, salons,
gyms, and retail units
Restaurants, cafés, takeaways
and commercial kitchens
Warehouses, storage units,
workshops and light industrial sites
Landlords, business owners, managing agents, and duty holders
Commercial Fire Risk
Assessment London – What it is?
A Commercial Fire Risk Assessment is a professional assessment of your business premises to identify fire hazards, evaluate risk, and set out practical actions to reduce risk and improve compliance. It supports safe occupation and provides written documentation that may be required for landlords, tenants, managing agents, insurers, or internal health and safety records.
At London Safety Certificate, we assess commercial premises across London and provide a clear written report with a prioritised action plan so you know exactly what needs attention and what can be scheduled.
What’s included
Our Commercial Fire Risk Assessment London service includes an on-site inspection of the premises (and communal areas where applicable), identification of fire hazards and people at risk, and review of escape routes, exits and key safety controls relevant to the building’s use.
You’ll receive a written Fire Risk Assessment report with a practical, prioritised action plan (what to fix first vs later). Physical remedial works, fire alarm installation, emergency lighting installation, and fire door replacement are not included unless agreed separately.
Legal requirements (England)
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 is the main fire safety legislation in England and Wales. It places legal duties on the person in control of non-domestic premises (the “Responsible Person”) to undertake and record a fire risk assessment and maintain general fire precautions.
A proper assessment follows the core steps: identify hazards, identify people at risk, evaluate/reduce risk, record findings and plan, and review regularly.
Commercial Fire Risk Assessment London process (Step 1–5)
We keep the process structured and business-friendly, so you get clear documentation without disruption or vague recommendations.
Confirm scope
We confirm building type, number of floors, occupancy/use, access requirements, and whether communal routes/stairs are included.
On-site inspection
We inspect the premises for hazards, ignition sources, combustible storage, escape route suitability, and practical fire safety controls relevant to the site.
Evaluate risk
We assess who is at risk (staff, customers, contractors, vulnerable persons) and the severity/likelihood based on layout, use and controls.
Action plan
We produce prioritised recommendations so you know what needs urgent attention vs what can be scheduled.
Report issued
You will receive a written report for compliance and records, with clear actions and review guidance.
What we check during a commercial fire risk assessment
During a commercial fire risk assessment, we focus on practical risk and safe escape, what could start a fire, how quickly it could spread, and whether people can evacuate safely.
Our assessment typically covers: fire hazards and ignition sources, combustible storage and housekeeping, escape routes and exits, signage and evacuation arrangements (where applicable), compartmentation indicators (where applicable), and management controls such as procedures and basic fire safety arrangements.
Where relevant, we note the suitability of fire warning arrangements and emergency lighting presence as part of the overall risk picture.
How often should a commercial fire risk assessment be reviewed?
There isn’t one fixed interval that applies to all commercial premises. The assessment should be reviewed regularly and updated when there are material changes, layout changes, refurbishments, change of use, new equipment/ignition sources, staffing/occupancy changes, or after incidents/near misses.
Many businesses choose to review annually as a practical approach, but the correct timing depends on the risk profile and site changes.
What you receive after the assessment
After the visit, you receive:
Written Fire Risk Assessment report (digital copy)
Clear findings and prioritised action plan
Practical next steps (what to do first)
Review guidance based on site use and risk level
Common issues found in commercial premises
Common issues we often identify include blocked or poorly managed escape routes (stock/storage in corridors), poor housekeeping around combustibles, inadequate signage where required, kitchen/ignition source controls not reflected in procedures, and weak management controls (no clear responsibilities or routine checks).
Your report prioritises what matters most first, so urgent safety issues are clear and you can plan improvements without guesswork.
After your Commercial Fire Risk Assessment: next steps
Once you receive your fire risk assessment report, the most important thing is to act on the prioritised recommendations. We’ll clearly highlight urgent actions first, then improvements that can be scheduled.
Fix urgent risks first (highest priority items)
Update your fire safety logbook/records (keep evidence for compliance/insurers)
Brief staff on any changes to evacuation routes or procedures
Arrange remedials where required (we can advise on scope and priorities)
Review after changes (refurbishments, layout changes, occupancy changes)
Book a Commercial Fire Risk Assessment London
Need a clear, compliant fire risk assessment for your business premises? London Safety Certificate provides a written report with prioritised actions for offices, shops, restaurants, warehouses and mixed-use buildings across London.
Call 02081455369 or Book online, we’ll confirm scope (floors, layout, communal areas if applicable) and the correct package before attendance.
Areas We Cover for Commercial Fire Risk Assessment London
Wandsworth
Harrow
Ealing
Bromley
Croydon
Fulham
Kensington
Westminster
Sutton Surrey
W1
SW
WD
EN
CM
IG
RM
DA
BR
CR
SM
KT
TW
UB
HA
FAQs
How much does a commercial fire risk assessment cost in London?
Pricing depends mainly on building size, number of floors, layout complexity and whether communal areas are included. Our fixed pricing options are listed above, and we confirm scope before attendance.
Is a commercial fire risk assessment a legal requirement?
For non-domestic premises, the Responsible Person must carry out and record a fire risk assessment and maintain general fire precautions under the Fire Safety Order.
Who is responsible person — landlord or tenant?
Responsibility usually sits with the duty holder controlling the premises. In some cases, responsibilities are shared (e.g., landlord controls common parts; tenant controls the demised unit). We confirm scope at booking.
How long does a commercial fire risk assessment take?
Time depends on floors, layout and site activity. We confirm expected time during booking to minimise disruption.
What happens if issues are found?
Your report includes a prioritised action plan (what to address urgently vs what can be scheduled), written in plain English.
Do you cover restaurants and commercial kitchens?
Yes. We assess fire risks in line with how the premises is used and highlight practical actions to reduce risk.
Do you cover communal areas in mixed-use or multi-occupied buildings?
Yes—where communal corridors/stairs/common parts are included in scope, we assess them and document findings clearly.
Will the assessment disrupt business operations?
We plan access and timing to minimise disruption. Some areas may need temporary access restrictions during inspection, but we coordinate this on-site.
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