


Commercial Fire Risk Assessment (FRA)
A Commercial Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a comprehensive inspection designed to identify fire hazards, evaluate fire safety measures, and help businesses meet their legal responsibilities under current UK fire safety legislation. Whether you operate an office, retail unit, warehouse, restaurant, hotel, school, healthcare facility, or industrial premises, our assessments help create a safer environment for employees, customers, and visitors.
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Our qualified fire risk assessors inspect fire doors, escape routes, emergency lighting, fire alarm systems, firefighting equipment, fire safety signage, electrical fire risks, and housekeeping standards. Every assessment includes a detailed digital Fire Risk Assessment Report with risk ratings, findings, and practical recommendations to help reduce fire risks and maintain compliance.
- Commercial Fire Risk Assessments
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessors
- Digital Fire Risk Report Within 24 Hours
- Offices, Retail & Industrial Premises
- Fire Safety Compliance Recommendations
- Nationwide UK Coverage
Commercial Fire Risk Assessment Pricing
Ideal for apartment blocks, HMOs, and residential buildings with shared communal areas.
£154.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Perfect for medium-sized residential buildings with multiple communal floors.
£189.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Designed for larger apartment buildings and high-rise residential developments.
£279.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Ideal for small commercial buildings and office premises.
£249.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Suitable for medium-sized offices, hotels, schools, and commercial buildings.
£369.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Designed for large commercial premises, warehouses, and multi-storey buildings.
£489.99
- Complete Fire Risk Assessment
- Communal Area Inspection
- Digital FRA Report
- Qualified Fire Risk Assessor
- Fire Safety Recommendations
Commercial Properties We Assess
At Landlord Sure, we provide professional Commercial Fire Risk Assessments (FRA) for businesses and commercial premises of all sizes. Our experienced fire risk assessors evaluate each property to identify potential fire hazards, improve fire safety, and help you meet your legal responsibilities under current UK fire safety legislation.
Whether you manage a small office, retail shop, warehouse, school, healthcare facility, hotel, restaurant, or industrial site, our assessments are tailored to the unique fire risks of your premises. Every inspection includes a detailed digital Fire Risk Assessment Report with clear findings, practical recommendations, and risk ratings to help protect your employees, customers, visitors, and business assets.
What's Included in Our Commercial Fire Risk Assessment?
A Commercial Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) from Landlord Sure provides a comprehensive evaluation of your premises to identify fire hazards, assess existing fire safety measures, and help ensure compliance with current UK fire safety legislation. Our qualified fire risk assessors inspect fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, fire doors, escape routes, fire extinguishers, fire safety signage, electrical fire risks, and general housekeeping standards, ensuring every key aspect of fire safety is thoroughly reviewed.
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Following the assessment, you’ll receive a detailed Commercial Fire Risk Assessment Report outlining identified hazards, risk ratings, and practical recommendations to improve fire safety. Our clear digital reporting helps business owners, landlords, and facilities managers prioritise remedial actions, protect employees and visitors, and maintain a safe, compliant commercial environment with confidence.
Common Fire Risks We Identify
At Landlord Sure, our Commercial Fire Risk Assessments are designed to identify fire hazards before they become serious risks to your business. Our qualified fire risk assessors inspect every area of your premises, helping you reduce potential dangers, improve fire safety, and meet your legal responsibilities under UK fire safety legislation.
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During our assessment, we commonly identify issues such as blocked escape routes, damaged or non-compliant fire doors, faulty emergency lighting, inadequate fire alarm coverage, expired or incorrectly positioned fire extinguishers, electrical fire hazards, poor storage of combustible materials, missing fire safety signage, and housekeeping issues that increase fire risk. Every observation is documented in a detailed digital Fire Risk Assessment Report with clear risk ratings and practical recommendations to help protect your employees, customers, visitors, and business assets.
How We Deliver Your Commercial Fire Risk Assessment Quickly, Professionally & Compliantly
From booking your assessment to receiving your Fire Risk Assessment Report, we make the entire process simple, efficient, and fully compliant with current UK fire safety legislation.
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Book Your Inspection
Schedule your Commercial Fire Risk Assessment online or by phone at a time that suits your business. We offer flexible appointments to minimise disruption to your daily operations.
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Property Inspection
Our qualified fire risk assessor visits your premises to inspect fire doors, escape routes, emergency lighting, fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers, fire safety signage, electrical fire hazards, and housekeeping standards. Every assessment is carried out in accordance with current UK fire safety guidance.
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Receive Your Certificate
Once the assessment is complete, you’ll receive a detailed digital Fire Risk Assessment Report outlining identified hazards, risk ratings, photographs (where applicable), and practical recommendations to improve fire safety and maintain compliance.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Fire Risk Assessment
Get answers to the most common questions about Commercial Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs), legal compliance, inspection procedures, pricing, and fire safety requirements for commercial properties.
What is a Commercial Fire Risk Assessment?
A Commercial Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a comprehensive inspection of your business premises to identify fire hazards, evaluate existing fire safety measures, and ensure compliance with current UK fire safety legislation. It helps protect employees, customers, visitors, and business assets by reducing the risk of fire.
Which commercial properties require a Fire Risk Assessment?
Commercial Fire Risk Assessments are recommended for a wide range of premises, including offices, retail stores, warehouses, restaurants, hotels, schools, healthcare facilities, factories, industrial units, and mixed-use commercial buildings. Most businesses have legal responsibilities to manage fire risks.
What does a Commercial Fire Risk Assessment include?
Our assessment covers fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, fire doors, escape routes, fire extinguishers, fire safety signage, electrical fire hazards, housekeeping standards, and storage areas. You’ll receive a detailed digital report with findings, risk ratings, and practical recommendations.
How long does a Commercial Fire Risk Assessment take?
The inspection time depends on the size and complexity of your premises. Most commercial assessments take 2 to 6 hours, while larger or multi-storey buildings may require additional time.
What happens if fire safety issues are identified?
If any fire safety concerns are found, they will be clearly documented in your Commercial Fire Risk Assessment Report. You’ll receive risk ratings, photographic evidence (where applicable), and practical recommendations to help address the issues, improve fire safety, and maintain compliance with UK fire safety requirements.