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Fire Alarm Certificate

BS 5839 Compliance

Expert Servicing for Commercial Fire Alarms.

 A functioning fire alarm is your first line of defense. Under British Standard BS 5839, commercial systems must be serviced by a competent engineer at least every 6 months. PropertySafety ensures your control panel, sensors, and sounders are fault-free and legally compliant.

  • The 6-Monthly Inspection
    We test 50% to 100% of your detectors and call points during every visit to ensure the system triggers correctly in an emergency.

  • Battery & Circuit Health
    A fire alarm must work even when the power is out. We load-test your backup batteries and check circuit voltages to prevent system failure during a blackout.

  • Reducing False Alarms
    False alarms are costly and annoying. Our engineers clean dusty sensors and adjust sensitivity settings to stop false triggers while maintaining safety.

  • Official Certification
    Upon completion, you receive a formal Inspection & Servicing Certificate and a stamp in your logbook, satisfying insurance and Fire Brigade requirements.

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How We Works

Our Working Process

Property Safety has streamlined the certification process. We handle the logistics, keys, and tenants so you don’t have to.

Choose Your Service

Select a single certificate or a Property Safety Bundle online.

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Make Appointment

We arrange a time that works for you or your tenant.

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Expert Inspection

Our certified engineer carries out the safety check.

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Enjoy Your Service

Receive your digital certificate instantly via email.

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Landlord Safety

Mains-Interlinked Alarm Testing for HMOs.

Landlords of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) have strict duties to maintain their fire detection systems. PropertySafety provides annual testing for Grade D (mains-powered) and Grade A (panel) systems to keep your tenants safe and your license valid.

  • Interlink Testing
    We ensure that when one alarm goes off, they all go off. This is a critical requirement for rental properties to ensure tenants on the top floor hear a fire starting in the kitchen.

  • Decibel Level Check
    We verify that the sounders are loud enough (minimum 75dB at bedheads) to wake sleeping tenants in the event of an emergency.

  • Smoke, Heat & CO
    We test all sensor types—smoke detectors in hallways, heat detectors in kitchens, and carbon monoxide detectors near boilers—using professional test gas.

  • Same-Day Certification
    We generate your Fire Detection Inspection Certificate digitally on-site, so you can send it to your council or letting agent immediately.

Pricing

Transparent Pricing for Every Property

Competitive rates tailored to your property size. Electrical safety shouldn’t break the bank.

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Testing Standards

FAQs: Fire Alarm Maintenance

Confusion about fire alarm rules is common. Here are the answers to the questions property managers ask us about BS 5839 regulations.

For commercial premises with a control panel, the standard is every 6 months. For large or high-risk properties, quarterly (every 3 months) may be recommended. For residential HMOs, an annual maintenance check is usually required.