Fire Escape Inspections
Practical Fire Escape Inspections in Leeds
We provide clear, practical inspections of external metal fire escapes, with a written report and photographs to help you understand their condition. We cover all areas of Leeds, including Headingley, Roundhay and Horsforth.
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Our Approach
Inspections For
Peace of Mind
A practical assessment of your external metal fire escape in Leeds, carried out by experienced engineers, with a clear written report and photographs so you know where things stand. We carry out our inspections following nationally agreed guidelines so that any advice given to you is consistent and helps keep people safe. We cover all areas of Leeds including Headingley, Roundhay and Horsforth.
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Tell us about the site
Give us a few details about your property and fire escape, and we’ll arrange a convenient time to visit.
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We inspect in person
Our team carries out a thorough visual inspection of the structure, looking at key components and overall condition.
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Receive your report
You’ll get a clear, written report with photographs, outlining our findings so you can make informed decisions.
Our Services
What we Can Offer
Experience Pays Off
Experts in
Fire Escape Safety
Our experienced team has over 15 years experience working with fire escapes. Our experienced inspectors will attend your property annually, carrying out a visual inspection and then sending over a written report with photos that outlines issues found and suggested work that needs to be carried out. This report can then be kept on your records as proof that you are complying with regulations by carrying out regular inspections. We work throughout the whole of Liverpool, covering We cover all areas of Leeds including Chapel Allerton, Headingley, Roundhay, Horsforth, Alwoodley and Adel.
Areas Covered
Helping Properties
Across The UK
We carry out fire escape inspections and we have regional offices in North Wales, Manchester and Birmingham, and we also cover:
- North Wales
- Chester
- Liverpool
- Manchester
- Birmingham
- Leeds
Get in Touch
Request an Inspection
Fill in the form and we’ll get back to you to discuss your property and arrange a suitable time for the inspection. Or get in touch directly.
How often should I have my fire escape inspected?
We recommend you arrange a routine inspection once every 12 months. If you notice damage, corrosion or a change in the fire escape’s condition, ask for advice sooner rather than waiting for the next scheduled visit. Fire escapes should be inspected annually in order to flag any concerns or maintenance that is required with a more in depth written survey every 5 years.
My fire escape looks fine. Does it still need inspecting?
Yes. An inspection gives you a documented look at its condition and helps identify visible issues that may need attention. Regular checks can also help you plan maintenance before problems become more extensive.
Who might need a fire escape inspection?
We prepare reports for employers, landlords, care homes, social housing providers, schools, colleges and universities with external metal fire escapes. If you manage a property and are unsure what checks it needs, tell us about the building and we can discuss the inspection service with you.
What happens during an inspection?
An experienced inspector visits your site and visually assesses the external fire escape. Afterwards, you receive a written report with photographs, the issues identified and suggested work where needed.
Is this the same as a fire service inspection or a fire risk assessment?
No. Our service focuses on the condition of the external metal fire escape. A fire service inspection considers the premises’ wider fire safety arrangements, including escape routes, procedures and relevant records; your fire risk assessment covers the building’s broader risks.
What if the inspection finds a problem?
Your report will explain what was observed and suggest work that may be needed. You can then plan the next steps, including discussing repairs with our team.
FAQs
Common Questions
& Misconceptions
Read some of the common questions we get asked about fire escape inspections.
