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PAS 79-2 compliant Fire Risk Assessment quotes for residential and mixed-use properties.

We help property managers, landlords, and building owners obtain fixed-scope Fire Risk Assessment quotes from accredited fire risk assessors. Each quotation is tailored to the appropriate assessment level (Type 1–4) and delivered in line with PAS 79-2 methodology and current fire safety legislation.

All quotes include the full assessment scope, including common parts inspections, intrusive checks where required, access arrangements, permits, and reporting—ensuring a clear, compliant outcome with no hidden extras.

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This quick, easy form takes just a few minutes to complete. We’ll ask for your building’s key details along with any existing plans, Fire Risk Assessments (Types 1–4), or other fire-related reports. The more information you provide, the faster our accredited fire engineers can prepare an accurate, fixed-scope Fire Strategy Report quote.

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Building Details

Building Name/Number(Required)

Building Postcode(Required)

Building Type

Building Height / Number of Floors(Required)

Year of Construction (if known)

Only Accredited FRA Experts. No Exceptions.

We only work with competent, insured fire risk assessors accredited under recognised third-party schemes. Every FRA, from Type 1 through to Type 4, is carried out in strict compliance with PAS 79 methodology.

Our assessors hold industry-recognised accreditations such as the IFE Fire Risk Assessors Register, BAFE SP205, and IFSM. Each professional is fully vetted, with memberships, qualifications, and insurance verified. All reports are PAS 79–compliant, clearly risk-rated, and written to meet the requirements of lenders, insurers, and regulators.

Whether you need a straightforward Type 1 common-parts inspection or a comprehensive Type 4 intrusive survey, we provide the right qualified assessor and take care of access, permits, and logistics from start to finish.

The Fire Risk Assessment Type 1-4 Process

A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) reviews how effectively a building is protected against fire and how safely occupants can evacuate. For residential blocks, the scope depends on the FRA type (1–4), as set out by the Local Authorities Coordinators of Regulatory Services (LACORS).

We connect you with PAS 79–compliant, fully insured fire risk assessors who deliver the correct FRA type, provide transparent reports, and supply full due-diligence packs so you can verify credentials before making a decision.

1. Initial Enquiry

You provide key details about the building (address, size, number of flats/floors, sleeping occupancy, drawings, past reports, and urgency). Based on this, we confirm the correct FRA type:

Type 1 – Non-Destructive, Common Areas Only: Standard requirement for most blocks. Visual inspection of communal areas.
Type 2 – Destructive, Common Areas Only: Sample intrusive checks into concealed areas (e.g. risers, walls) where fire spread or compartmentation may be uncertain.
Type 3 – Non-Destructive, Common Areas + Flats: Extends a Type 1 into sample flats, covering fire doors, alarms, escape routes, and tenant safety.
Type 4 – Destructive, Common Areas + Flats: The most comprehensive — includes intrusive sampling inside flats and communal areas to confirm compartmentation and structural fire safety.

2. Gather Quotes

We prepare a clear job brief and share it with vetted assessors. Returned quotes are checked for:

Scope of works (including flat access or intrusive works where required)
Assessor’s qualifications, accreditations & insurance
Arrangements for resident liaison and access equipment (e.g. ladders, MEWPs)

With each quote, you also receive a Due-Diligence Pack (proof of memberships, insurance, qualifications) — so you can check for yourself that every assessor is fully competent and covered.

3. Access & Scheduling

The appointed assessor handles:

Resident communications and flat access (Types 3 & 4)
Permits for intrusive works (Types 2 & 4)
Access equipment (if required)

4. Site Inspection

Types 1 & 2: Inspection of communal areas, escape routes, fire doors, alarms/detection, emergency lighting, signage, plant rooms, and compartmentation (with sampling for Type 2).

Types 3 & 4: As above, plus entry to a sample of flats to assess entrance doors, internal escape routes, alarms/detection, fire-stopping, and resident risks (with sampling for Type 4).

5. Risk Identification & Compliance Check

The assessor evaluates hazards, evacuation performance, and compliance with PAS 79 and fire safety law. Findings are risk-rated and prioritised. Intrusive works (Types 2 & 4) are reinstated after inspection.

6. Final Report

You receive:

A clear FRA report appropriate to the FRA type
Prioritised actions with recommended timescales
Photographic evidence (Types 2 & 4)
Compliance statement

Where needed, the assessor can also provide lender/insurer confirmation letters or remedial recommendations to support next steps.

FRA Type 1-4 FAQs

What is the difference between FRA Type 1, 2, 3, and 4?

Type 1: Common parts only – non-destructive.

Type 2: Common parts – destructive (sample testing of hidden elements).

Type 3: Common parts + flats – non-destructive.

Type 4: Common parts + flats – destructive.
The higher the type, the more intrusive and comprehensive the assessment.

Who decides which FRA type I need?

The type of FRA depends on your building’s risk profile, history of issues, and the requirements of insurers, fire authorities, or managing agents. A competent fire risk assessor will recommend the right level.

Do I legally need a Type 1–4 FRA?

A Type 1 FRA is the minimum legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

Types 2–4 are not always mandatory but may be required if risks are suspected (e.g. poor fire stopping, combustible materials, resident safety concerns, or on insurer/fire authority request).

Who can carry out a Type 1–4 FRA?

Only accredited and competent fire risk assessors or fire engineers with the correct memberships (IFE, IFSM, RICS, CABE, CEng, etc.). For more intrusive Type 2–4, advanced competency and insurance are essential.

How often should a FRA Type 1–4 be repeated?

Type 1: Reviewed annually or after significant works/changes.

Types 2–4: Typically one-off unless major refurbishments or safety issues arise.

How long does an FRA take?

This depends on building size and the FRA type:

Type 1: 1 day on average
Type 2–4: Several days, depending on level of access and destructive testing required.

What will the final FRA report include?

A clear record of findings

Photographs and notes of fire safety risks

Recommendations with priorities and timescales

Evidence of assessor qualifications (Due-Diligence Pack provided with every quote)

How intrusive are Type 2 and Type 4 FRAs?

They involve destructive testing — opening up walls, ceilings, or service risers to inspect fire stopping and materials. Repairs are usually required afterward, which we arrange as part of the survey process.

Can residents be present during the survey?

Yes, assessors can liaise with residents. For Types 3 and 4, access to flats is required, so coordinated communication is essential

Will the FRA help with insurance or mortgage requirements?

Yes. FRA Types 2–4, and sometimes Type 3, provide the detailed assurance insurers and lenders often request for higher-risk buildings.

What if the FRA identifies defects?

The report will outline the risks and recommended actions. You can then arrange remediation works with approved contractors. The assessor can provide letters for lenders/insurers confirming the findings and scope of works.

Are FRA Type 1–4 reports recognised by regulators?

Yes. These assessments follow PAS 79 methodology and are accepted by fire authorities, lenders, and insurers across the UK.

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Obtain detailed reports with risk ratings, supporting evidence, and recommendations for remediation or next steps.

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The Fire Risk Assessment Type 1-4 Process

1. Initial Enquiry

2. Gather Quotes

3. Access & Scheduling

4. Site Inspection

5. Risk Identification & Compliance Check

6. Final Report

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Transparent & Competitive Quotes

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