
FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT


Protect Your Business with Comprehensive Fire Risk Assessments
Welcome to HSGenerator, your trusted source for fire risk assessment. Our team of expert fire risk assessors is dedicated to ensuring the safety of your premises. With our comprehensive assessments and tailored solutions, we help you minimize fire risks and protect your business.
Always Fixed Prices
Prices are ALL-INCLUSIVE!
RESIDENTIAL FRAs
£200
Serviced Apartment | Holiday Let
- up to 3 bedrooms
£250
Serviced Apartment | Holiday Let
- up to 5 bedrooms
£250
House in multiple occupation (HMO)
- Up to 3 bedrooms
£275
House in multiple occupation (HMO)
4-5 bedrooms
£300
House in multiple occupation (HMO)
6-7 bedrooms
£350
Low - Rise Block of Flats
- up to 3 storeys, Type 1 FRA
£450
Medium - Rise Block of Flats
- between 4-5 storeys, over 11m, Type 1 FRA
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FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
COMMERCIAL FRAs
£350
​Buildings up to 2,000 sq ft / 200sq m
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£400
Buildings between 2,000 sqft / 200sq m and 5,000 sqft/450sq m
£450
Buildings between 5,000 sq ft/450 sq m and 7500 sq ft/700 sq m
£500
Buildings up to 10,000 sq ft / 900sq m
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Buildings over 10,000 sqfr, multiple sites, care homes please contact us for a quotation
£750
High - Rise Block of Flats
- from 6 storeys - at least 18m, Type 1 FRA
Type 3 Fire Risk Assessment:
Price Type 1 FRA price + £100
Combined H&S and Fire Risk Assessment:
Price Type 1 FRA price + £150
*Please note that the above prices are for local premises (an additional £50 per hour of travel to further locations).
*The above prices are valid for residential buildings in the local area with one main entry (the extra price is £50 per main entry). The prices are valid for Type 1 Fire Risk Assessment for common areas of the building (hallways and lobbies, but not individual flats or dwellings), non-destructive, visual assessment. It also includes sample inspection of flat door entrances and communal doors.​​
* A Type 3 Fire Risk Assessment covers the common areas of a building as well as individual dwellings within it. Up to two sample flats are inspected, including checks for:
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Compartmentation breaches
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The condition of fire doors
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The provision of fire detection and alarm systems
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The adequacy of emergency lighting (where legally required)
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​The assessment is comprehensive, non-destructive, and visual.
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Please note:
Assessment of the fire risks of external walls and any cladding are excluded from the scope of fire risk assessment. The fire risk assessment report will include a simple description of the presence of cladding.



Four Steps of Fire Risk Assessment
Get a no obligation quote

Call or send a quick enquire to one of our experts to receive a personalised, formal written quotation
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FRA Inspection

The inspector will arrive on the given date and undertake the assessment providing professional advice throughout
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Book a Fire Risk Assessment visit

Once you are happy with our quote, simply book a site visit for our friendly and professional inspectors to come and undertake the assessment
FRA Results

Once the inspection is complete, the report with findings and an action plan will be sent to you within 5-7 working days
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Protect What Matters Most with HSGenerator's Fire Risk Assessment and Pre-Occupation Fire Safety Assessment
FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
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Identifying the current level of fire risk
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Determining the adequacy of existing fire precautions
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Determining the need for and the nature of, any additional fire precautions
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The FRA should be undertaken once the building has been occupied
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Must be reviewed regularly and kept up-to-date
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A review of fire risk assessment must be undertaken if alterations to a building or refurbishment occured
Your Local Fire Risk Assessor
WE ARE EXPERTS IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
Sleeping Accommodation
- The common areas of flats and maisonettes/houses in multiple occupations (HMOs) / sheltered accommodation where care is not provided
- Guest Houses, Bed and Breakfasts,
- Holiday flat complexes, holiday chalets, caravan, camping and holiday parks (other than privately owned individual units)
- In licensed premises or hotels
- Areas in workplaces where staff ‘sleeping in’ is a condition of employment or a business