We all know that fire kills, but did you know…

If you are an employer, owner, landlord or occupier of a business or non-domestic premise, you could be legally responsible for the fire safety of your employees, customers, and anybody else who could be affected by a fire at your premises.

Ashton Alarms qualified Fire Alarm engineers are experienced at Installation and Maintenance of Fire Detection and Alarm Systems.

Whether it’s a small conventional or large addressable system we are there to help you to comply with the (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

From small shops and offices to medium sized buildings, conventional Fire Alarm Systems are a cost-effective way to ensure you have a means of detecting and warning of fire.

Numerous detectors can be installed on different zones, when a detector is triggered the Fire Alarm control panel will indicate the zone area, giving you and the fire brigade an indication of the location of the activation.

Why don’t you contact us to ensure your compliance today!

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How Often Should a Fire Alarm Be Serviced?

If you’re an employer or a landlord, having a fire alarm system in place isn’t optional — it’s a legal requirement. However, simply having one installed isn’t enough. If it’s not properly maintained and working as it should, it won’t protect anyone when it really matters.

You’re legally responsible for ensuring your fire alarm system remains fully operational at all times. For commercial premises, fire alarm systems should be professionally inspected at least every six months.

Routine maintenance, including bi-annual servicing visits, helps keep your system in reliable working order throughout the year. Regular checks provide reassurance that your premises, your staff and your tenants are protected in the event of a fire.

We support businesses and property owners across South Yorkshire, as well as working with companies throughout the UK.