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Fire risk assessments in Peterborough

Written by competent assessors, delivered with a prioritised action plan, and backed by a group who can also carry out the remedial works.

Local expertise

Assessments for Peterborough premises

We assess everything from a converted terrace HMO off Lincoln Road to distribution units on the Fengate and Eastern Industry estates — with the same structured methodology and plain-English reporting.

Offices & industrial

Assessment of escape routes, compartmentation, process risks, storage arrangements and management systems across Peterborough's business parks and industrial estates.

  • Fenland & Eastern industry
  • Multi-tenant offices
  • Warehousing & racking risk

Residential blocks & HMOs

Common-parts assessments meeting the Fire Safety Order and the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022, including flat entrance doors and evacuation strategy review.

  • Flat entrance door checks
  • Stay put vs evacuate review
  • Resident information duties

Care, education & hospitality

Sleeping-risk and vulnerable-occupancy premises assessed with realistic evacuation planning, staff training review and PEEP considerations.

  • Care & supported living
  • Schools & nurseries
  • Hotels, pubs & restaurants

What's included

Inside your report

Every assessment covers the significant findings you need to evidence compliance.

  • Building, occupancy and process description
  • Ignition sources, fuel loading and housekeeping
  • Means of escape, travel distances and signage
  • Compartmentation and fire stopping observations
  • Detection, alarm and emergency lighting provision
  • Extinguishers, hydrants and suppression
  • Management, training and record keeping
  • Prioritised action plan with timescales
  • Photographic evidence and review date

FAQs

Peterborough fire risk assessment FAQs

How much does a fire risk assessment cost in Peterborough?

Fees depend on floor area, building complexity and occupancy type rather than a flat rate. We quote a fixed fee up front once we know the building use, storeys and approximate size — no day-rate surprises.

How long does the survey take?

A small single-storey premises is often a couple of hours on site; a multi-storey residential block or complex industrial site takes longer. The written report normally follows within five to seven working days.

Who is the responsible person?

Usually the employer, building owner, landlord, or managing agent — whoever has control of the premises. If more than one duty holder exists, the Regulations require cooperation, and our reports identify where responsibilities interface.

Do you cover the wider area?

Yes — Stamford, Oundle, Spalding, Bourne, March, Wisbech, Huntingdon, St Neots, Corby, Kettering, Grantham, Cambridge, King's Lynn and everywhere within 50 miles of Peterborough.

Get a fixed fee this week

Send the address, building use and approximate floor area — we will confirm a fee and the earliest survey slot.