At W4G Fire & Security, we specialise in the routine maintenance of fire and safety systems to ensure your property remains protected and compliant with current fire safety regulations. Our expert technicians provide thorough servicing that not only meets BS 5839 standards but also significantly reduces the risk of system failures and false alarms.
Don’t compromise on fire safety. Contact our security specialists today for a comprehensive maintenance package tailored to your specific fire and safety system requirements. Our BAFE approved engineers are ready to ensure your systems remain fully operational and compliant.
Call us on 020 800 43800 or email email@w4g-security.com for more information.
The frequency depends on your premises type and risk level. High-risk premises (care homes, hospitals) typically require quarterly visits. Commercial offices and retail premises usually need bi-annual servicing. Low-risk premises may only require annual visits combined with monthly in-house testing.
Our advanced remote monitoring allows us to connect to your fire safety systems 24/7, checking system health, identifying potential issues, and performing diagnostic tests without visiting your site. This helps prevent faults and reduces false alarms.
Our fire safety maintenance services include:
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