Fire Safety Advice and Quotes

Discuss Your Fire Safety Requirements

If you have a project, a compliance query, or require a quotation, get in touch and we will guide you through the next steps.

We provide clear, practical advice across fire doors, fire stopping, fire risk assessments, and fire safety works, helping you understand what is required and how to remain compliant.

Qualified Fire Door and Passive Fire Protection Support

Safe City Fire Protection Ltd provides fire door inspections, remedials, installation support, fire stopping and compartmentation support backed by formal fire door inspection training, passive fire protection experience and clear evidence-led reporting.

Our background includes ABBE Level 3 fire door inspection training, FPA-based methodology, construction supervision experience and work within BM TRADA Q-Mark and IFC / Kiwa-led passive fire protection environments.

Why Get in Touch

• Clear advice on fire safety and compliance obligations
• Quotations for inspections, installations, and remedial works
• Support for commercial and residential buildings
• Practical solutions tailored to your property
• Fast response with no obligation
• ABBE Level 3 fire door inspection training and FPA-based methodology
• Fire door, fire stopping and compartmentation support from one specialist team
• Evidence-led reporting with clear photographs and practical recommendations

From Enquiry to Quote - Made Simple

1. Tell Us What You Need
Send us a quick message with a few details about your project or any fire safety concerns.

2. We Review Your Requirements
We assess your enquiry and, where needed, clarify details to ensure the correct approach.

3. Receive Advice and a Clear Quotation
You will receive straightforward guidance and a clear quotation aligned with current standards and regulations.

Your Legal Responsibilities

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, the responsible person must ensure that appropriate fire safety measures are in place and kept in good working order.

This includes maintaining fire doors, fire stopping, alarm systems, and ensuring that escape routes remain safe and usable at all times.

In practice, it means taking reasonable steps to reduce risk and making sure fire protection measures continue to perform as intended.

If you are unsure whether your building meets current requirements, it is always best to check early and get clear, practical advice.

Need Advice or a Quote?

If you are unsure about compliance or what is required, we can assess your situation and provide clear guidance on the most appropriate next steps.