BS 5839 servicing, fault repair and new system installation — delivered by a group that can also assess the risk and fix the remedials.
What we do
Whether you have a two-zone conventional panel in a shop or an addressable loop across a warehouse, the regime is the same: test, record, fix.
Planned BS 5839 servicing covering panel checks, device sampling, sounder levels, cause-and-effect verification and battery testing, with a certificate for your records.
Persistent faults, unwanted alarms and end-of-life panels resolved by engineers who diagnose the cause rather than isolating the zone and walking away.
New conventional and addressable systems designed to the correct category — L1 to L5, P1, P2 or M — based on your fire risk assessment rather than guesswork.
Service scope
The checks that make your logbook defensible.
FAQs
BS 5839-1 recommends servicing by a competent person at least every six months, alongside a weekly user test of a different call point each week. Some insurers and licensing conditions require quarterly attendance.
It follows from your fire risk assessment. Life-safety categories run L1 (all areas) down to L5 (engineered solution); property protection uses P1 and P2; M is manual call points only. We advise on the right category and document the reasoning.
Yes. We survey the existing system, record its category and condition, note anything non-compliant, and then pick up the servicing schedule from your next due date.
Yes, service contracts can include an agreed response time for faults and unwanted alarms, so a panel in fault does not sit beeping over a weekend.
Tell us the panel make, number of zones or devices and the site address — we will quote a service visit or a full contract.
