Dependable Installation, Maintenance, and Servicing of Fire Alarm Systems
Protect staff, customers and operations with BS 5839-1 compliant fire alarm systems in Beverley. We design, install, commission and maintain solutions for offices, retail, hospitality, education and light industrial—planning around trading hours to limit disruption. Whether it’s a new fire alarm installation, scheduled fire alarm maintenance, upgrades or a takeover, we make compliance simple and documented.
Standards & Proof (BS 5839-1:2025)
How we build for compliance
All design, installation, commissioning and maintenance aligns with BS 5839-1:2025. We specify the right category (L1–L5/M), device types and zoning, verify audibility and programme cause-and-effect to match your evacuation strategy.
Your evidence pack
On completion you receive design and commissioning certificates, as-fitted drawings, zone plans, maintenance schedules and a prioritised remedials list—ready for landlords, insurers and auditors.
Monitoring pathways
Where appropriate, we connect to an ARC using dual-path signalling and set up keyholder/Fire & Rescue notifications in line with local policies and your risk profile.
Fire Safety Services in Beverley
Sectors We Regularly Support
Offices & professional services • Hospitality & venues • Retail & leisure • Education & community buildings • Healthcare & care settings • Light industrial & workshops • Managed estates & multi-occupancy premises
Local Coverage in Beverley
We frequently work around Grovehill Industrial Estate, Tokenspire Business Park, Annie Reed Road and the Swinemoor Lane trading area, as well as Flemingate for retail and hospitality. Programmes are planned around opening hours and events (race days, market days), with night/weekend options to avoid disruption.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every 6 Months
To comply with BS 5839-1, fire detection and alarm systems should undergo a service by a competent provider every six months. This helps ensure the system functions correctly and meets the standard. Regular service allows identification of faults or problems. Addressing any issues guarantees the fire alarm system is operational during emergencies.
Yes, under the updated BS 5839-1:2025 standards, a zone plan is now required. Clause 6.6 has been introduced to specify what cannot be considered acceptable variations to the standard. One important change is that buildings with more than one zone on any storey—particularly those where people sleep—must have a zone plan or suitable diagram. This requirement supports safer evacuation and clearer identification of alarm zones in the event of an emergency.
Whether you need a fire alarm system depends on compliance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO). This legislation mandates that businesses must conduct a fire risk assessment to determine the necessary fire safety measures, including the need for a fire alarm system. It’s crucial to understand your legal obligations under the FSO to ensure the safety of your premises and compliance with regulations. Visit our page on the FSO to learn more about how it applies to your business: The Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005
