
Commercial fire alarm installation in Irvine for shops, offices, workshops and other premises. We fit wired and wireless systems matched to your building and fire risk assessment, then test and certify them.
The type of system depends on the building, how many people use it and whether anyone sleeps there. Fire alarm systems are graded by how much of the building they protect, and your fire risk assessment, required under the Fire (Scotland) Act, should say what level you need.
Conventional systems split a building into zones, while addressable systems show exactly which detector or call point went off, which helps on larger sites. Wireless systems avoid running cables through finished buildings and suit older or occupied premises. We help you choose the right type.
Once fitted, a call point should be tested every week, usually by a member of staff, and the result logged. A competent person should service the whole system at least every six months. Regular checks keep the system reliable and show you're meeting your duty.
We visit your premises, look at the layout, escape routes and current fire risk assessment, and talk through how the building is used. From that we recommend the type and layout of system, and give you a free quote listing the detectors, call points and sounders.
Installation is planned around your business to keep disruption down. Once everything is fitted, we commission the system, test every device, label the zones, show a member of staff how to use the panel and run the weekly test, and issue the certificates.
Tell us what the problem is or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
We look at the job and give you a free quote, with no obligation and no call-out charge.
We carry out the work, test everything we've worked on and leave you the right certificate for the job.
Most businesses need some way of warning people of a fire, and in many premises that means a proper fire alarm system. Your fire risk assessment decides what's needed, based on the size of the building, how it's used and how many people are inside.
A small shop or office can often be done in one or two days, especially with a wireless system. Larger premises with wired systems take longer and may be split into stages. We'll give you a timeline when we quote and plan the work around your opening hours.
Yes. We can inspect and test an existing system, check it matches the building and its fire risk assessment, and repair faulty devices. We'll explain any gaps in coverage and give you a price before making changes, then keep it serviced from then on.
Yes, for many premises. Wireless systems use radio links between devices, so there's very little cabling and disruption. They suit offices, shops, older buildings and places where running cable would damage finishes. The batteries in each device need replacing every few years as part of servicing.
Businesses can choose their area to see commercial fire alarm work nearby.
Tell us about your premises and share your fire risk assessment if you have one, and we'll arrange a survey.