Fire safety, electrical testing, water hygiene and emergency lighting services for businesses across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and the wider East Anglia region.
Start with the check that’s due. We’ll help you keep the rest on one schedule.
One contact, one compliance schedule and clearer records.
Most customers start with one of these. Both are straightforward to book, and both come with the paperwork you need for your records.
Electrical safety
Inspection and testing of portable electrical equipment, with a testing frequency recommended for your equipment and how it’s used, rather than a blanket annual rule.
Fire safety
Servicing to BS 5306 by a competent engineer, including a check that each extinguisher is the right type, in the right place, for the risks on your premises.
Organised the way your compliance file is: fire, electrical, water, and the scheduling that holds them together.
Most premises need fire, electrical and water hygiene checks on different cycles. When each one comes from a different firm, the certificates end up in different places and due dates get missed. Bringing them together is simpler to run and easier to evidence.
One contact for fire, electrical and water hygiene compliance instead of 3 or 4 separate firms.
Where it works operationally, checks are combined into fewer attendances, so your site is disrupted less often.
Certificates and reports for each service, organised by site and available in your online account, ready when an inspector, insurer or auditor asks.
Service dates are recorded and you’re emailed before they lapse, with a link to book the next visit.
Recommendations explain what the guidance says and why it applies to your premises. You decide what to act on.
The same approach works for a single building or several sites across East Anglia.
| Service | Jan | Feb | Mar (combined visit) | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep (combined visit) | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire extinguishersAnnual service to BS 5306-3 | Service visit | |||||||||||
| Emergency lightingMonthly functional test and annual full-duration test (BS 5266-1) | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Annual full-duration test visit | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team | Monthly check by site team |
| PAT testingInterval set by the equipment and how it’s used | Testing visit | |||||||||||
| Fire risk assessmentReviewed regularly and after significant change | Review visit | |||||||||||
| Water hygieneMonitoring under your written scheme; risk assessment reviewed regularly | Ongoing monitoring throughout the year | Risk assessment review visit |
If you look after several buildings — as a facilities manager, managing agent, landlord, school business manager or care group — the hard part isn’t booking a test. It’s knowing what’s due, where, and having the evidence to hand.
Services, due dates, certificates and reports held against each property.
Sign in to see each site’s due dates and download its certificates and reports, whenever you need them.
Sites grouped by location across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire to reduce travel and disruption.
See what’s due next month, not just what was done last year.
The same format for every site, so reviews and audits take less time.
For questions, access arrangements and any remedial work.
| Site | Next due | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Office, Norwich | March | Extinguisher service, PAT testing |
| Retail unit, Ipswich | May | Emergency lighting duration test |
| Holiday park, Great Yarmouth | June | Legionella risk assessment review |
| Care home, Lowestoft | September | Fire risk assessment review |
Customers see this view for their own sites in their online account, with each certificate ready to download. Customer login
Most relationships start with a single job. This is what happens after it.
Tell us what you need, where, and roughly how much. A photo of a service label or an existing certificate helps us quote accurately.
We attend at a time agreed with you and carry out the work you booked.
You receive certificates and reports for the work completed, for your compliance records, and they’re kept in your online account.
If we notice another requirement, we tell you what we saw, what the relevant guidance says and how urgent it is. There’s no pressure to decide on the day.
Your due dates are recorded and you’re emailed before each service falls due.
Over time, your checks can move onto one schedule with one contact, at the pace that suits you.
We don’t use scare tactics. If something isn’t required for your premises, we’ll say so.
Examples of work completed by our engineers. See all our work
Main support steelwork coated with intumescent paint to provide the fire protection the building required.
A large void, left when a redundant pipe was stripped out, filled to reinstate the wall’s fire protection.
Fire batt used to seal the void around circular HVAC ductwork passing between building compartments.
A fire sleeve system that lets cables be added or removed over time without further fire protection work.
The checks differ by building. So does the best way to schedule them.
Scheduled compliance across several buildings, with consistent records.
Common parts, HMOs and commercial lets.
Visits arranged to suit term times and site access.
Multi-site scheduling and records for settings with vulnerable occupants.
Hotels, guest accommodation and seasonal sites along the East Anglian coast.
Extinguishers and PAT testing on one schedule.
Environments where equipment typically needs checking more often.
From single shops to multi-branch operators.
Fire stopping and passive fire protection from design stage to completion.
From our head office in Great Yarmouth, our engineers cover 4 postcode areas across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Select an area to see the main towns.
Fire stopping work is also carried out further afield. Areas we cover
A few short questions. There’s no obligation, and you won’t be asked for contact details until the end.
What facilities managers, landlords and business owners in East Anglia ask us most.
No. Most customers start with one service, usually PAT testing or extinguisher servicing. If we notice something else that applies to your premises, we’ll explain why and leave the decision with you.
Fire safety law requires the responsible person to put in place and maintain appropriate fire safety measures. The recognised code of practice, BS 5306-3, recommends an annual service by a competent person. Some extinguisher types also need an extended service at longer intervals — we’ll tell you which of yours are due and when.
No. The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 require electrical equipment that could cause injury to be maintained in a safe condition, but HSE is clear that they don’t specify how often it must be tested. The right interval depends on the type of equipment and where it’s used: a power tool on a building site needs checking more often than a lamp in a hotel bedroom.
The “responsible person”. GOV.UK lists the employer, owner, landlord, occupier or anyone else with control of the premises, and names facilities managers, building managers and managing agents as examples. Where there’s more than one responsible person, you have to work together.
Yes. The responsible person must carry out and regularly review a fire risk assessment, and keep a written record of it. If you don’t have the time or expertise, you can appoint a competent person to help.
HSE guidance says it should be reviewed regularly, and particularly whenever there’s reason to suspect it’s no longer valid — for example after changes to the water system or to how the building is used. There isn’t one fixed interval that applies to every site.
The code of practice, BS 5266-1, recommends a short functional test every month and a full-duration test once a year, with results recorded. Monthly checks can usually be done by your own staff; the annual test should be carried out by a competent person.
Yes. Due dates, certificates and reports are held for each site, and visits are planned by area across Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Tell us how many sites you have and where they are.
Yes. Each customer can have an online account showing their sites, what’s due and when, and the certificates and reports from each visit, ready to download. You sign in with a link sent to your email address, so there’s no password to remember.
Our engineers cover the NR, IP, PE and CB postcode areas from our head office in Great Yarmouth, including Norwich, Ipswich, Cambridge, Peterborough, King’s Lynn, Bury St Edmunds and Lowestoft.
Tell us what’s due, and we’ll take it from there.
