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Fire Alarm Servicing

Fire detection and alarm systems must be maintained in efficient working order. BS 5839-1 recommends servicing by a competent person at intervals not exceeding six months, alongside the weekly call point test carried out by the occupier.

Duty summary

England & Wales

Duty
Fire Alarm Servicing
Instrument
article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Also
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
Standard
BS 5839-1:2025 for non-domestic systems and BS 5839-6 for domestic and HMO systems
Frequency
At intervals not exceeding six months, alongside the occupier's weekly call point test
Carried out by
A competent person
Guide price
£90 – £250 per service visit

Guide price only. The firm we pass your enquiry to sets its own price once it knows the building.

What changes the price

The band above is a guide. What a firm actually quotes for fire alarm servicing turns on a handful of things about the building:

  • number of devices and panels
  • system category, for example M, L1 to L5, P1 or P2
  • whether the site is a single building or several
  • age of the panel and availability of spare parts
  • how many visits a year are contracted

How the enquiry works

  1. You send the details of the building on this page.
  2. We pass them to a fire safety firm working in that area.
  3. That firm contacts you directly and quotes its own price.
  4. You deal with them from there. We take no part in the work.

Where we cover

54 areas · 54 with a local page

Sources and review

Checked against Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 art.17, Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, BS 5839-1:2025 and BS 5839-6 on . We recheck this page against the legislation quarterly, and sooner if the law changes. Spotted something wrong? Tell us at enquiries@leicesterfireriskassessment.co.uk and we will correct it.

This page is general information about fire safety law in England and Wales. It is not a fire risk assessment and it is not legal advice. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 the Responsible Person must ensure an assessment is carried out by a competent person.