We review building layout, usage, risk areas and operational needs before installation.
Systems are planned to support clear detection, alerting and safe response.
Design support for offices, schools, care settings, retail, hospitality and managed property.
Planned around current needs while allowing for future site changes.
For workplaces, public sector sites, managed buildings and commercial properties.
Wireless options where flexible installation or reduced disruption matters.
Installed systems are checked, commissioned and prepared for everyday use.
Practical guidance, documentation and next steps after installation.
Planned visits to inspect, test and maintain fire alarm systems.
Support for identifying and resolving system faults or recurring issues.
Checks to confirm key parts of the system are working as intended.
Documentation to support internal records, compliance reviews and site management.
Dual-path signalling to a monitoring centre with agreed escalation for fire and fault signals.
Overnight, weekend and holiday activations reach a keyholder or the fire service without delay.
Power loss, detector faults and communication failures are reported before they become a problem.
Every signal logged, so recurring nuisance activations can be traced and designed out.
Issued on completion in the BS 5839-1 format, with as-fitted zone plans.
Twice-yearly certificates covering the whole system and any outstanding defects.
Logbook supplied and maintained, recording the responsible person’s weekly call point tests.
Any departure from the standard recorded and justified rather than left undocumented.
Commercial fire alarm systems should be serviced at least twice a year under BS 5839-1, with weekly call point tests logged by the responsible person. Recall’s service agreements schedule both and keep the log for you.
