Fire risk assessment pricing: what affects the cost
Fire risk assessment pricing isn't a single fixed fee. It depends on what's being assessed. Here's what actually drives the cost, and typical ranges to work from.
What affects the price
Four things mainly determine the cost of an assessment:
- Size of premises — more floor area and more common parts take longer to inspect.
- Risk level — the more fire risk a building carries, the closer the inspection and the more detailed the report.
- Location — travel time within London is factored in.
- Complexity — building layout, number of storeys, and any history of previous fire safety issues.
Typical ranges
| Premises | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Small premises | £250 – £300 |
| Medium premises | £300 – £700 |
For landlords or agents managing multiple sites, a discounted rate is available across a portfolio — get in touch for a quote.
If your building is larger than these, get in touch with the details.
Getting an accurate quote
These ranges are a starting point. An accurate quote needs a few basic details about the building — type, size, and number of units or floors. Get in touch and a quote can usually be given quickly from that.
This article is for general information only and doesn't constitute a formal quote. Actual pricing is confirmed once the details of the building have been reviewed.
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