Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) – Commercial & Communal Areas
For communal areas of blocks of flats, commercial units and multi-occupancy freeholds.
Who needs this?
The 'responsible person' for a building's communal areas (freeholder or managing agent) must have a Fire Risk Assessment under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Commercial and communal buildings vary too widely in layout, storeys and use to price on a fixed table, so every job is surveyed and quoted individually.
What's included
- Full walk-through fire risk assessment
- Identification of fire hazards and required actions
- Written report with risk rating and action plan
FAQs
Who is legally responsible for the FRA?
The 'responsible person' — usually the freeholder or managing agent — must ensure a suitable and sufficient assessment is in place and reviewed regularly.
Why is this quote-only rather than a fixed price?
Commercial and communal buildings vary widely in storeys, floor area and complexity, so we survey and price each one individually rather than using a fixed table. Tell us the building's size and use and we'll quote quickly.