For fire safety firms
Help the responsible person find someone competent
Under the Fire Safety Order 2005, a named responsible person carries the legal duty for fire safety in workplaces and the shared parts of residential buildings, and many of them don’t know where to start. We make sure your firm is the clear, competent answer when they go looking.
Typical customers: Business owners, office and facilities managers, landlords of HMOs and blocks of flats, managing agents, schools, care homes and places of worship.
Fire safety
- Third-party certification, such as the BAFE schemes for risk assessment, alarms or extinguishers
- The British Standards you work to, like BS 5839 for fire alarms and BS 5266 for emergency lighting
- Experience with their type of premises, whether that’s a shop, an HMO or a converted mill
Why compliance services are a tricky sell
Buyers don’t know what they need
A new café owner may not know the difference between a risk assessment, an alarm service and an emergency lighting test. If your site assumes they do, they’ll leave confused.
It’s bought against a deadline
Many enquiries follow an inspection, an insurance renewal or a new lease. The firm that shows up clearly at that moment wins work that renews year after year.
Competence is hard to prove on a web page
Anyone can claim to be qualified. Third-party certification such as BAFE, and the standards you work to, separate you from firms that simply say they’re experts.
Service contracts don’t sell themselves
Extinguisher servicing, alarm maintenance and emergency lighting tests are regular, predictable work. Your website should make signing up for ongoing cover as easy as booking a one-off visit.
What a responsible person looks for
They’re trying to get it right and stay on the right side of the law. They want a supplier who takes the worry away.
- Third-party certification, such as the BAFE schemes for risk assessment, alarms or extinguishers
- The British Standards you work to, like BS 5839 for fire alarms and BS 5266 for emergency lighting
- Experience with their type of premises, whether that’s a shop, an HMO or a converted mill
- Proper paperwork: written assessments, certificates and logbook entries
- Simple pricing or a quick way to get a quote for their building
The searches behind compliance work
- fire risk assessment leeds
- fire alarm servicing bradford
- fire extinguisher servicing huddersfield
- emergency lighting testing halifax
- hmo fire risk assessment headingley
- fire safety company wakefield
A site that explains first, then sells
- Service pages for fire risk assessments, alarm installation and maintenance, extinguishers, emergency lighting and fire door checks
- Pages by building type: offices, shops, HMOs, blocks of flats, schools, care homes and industrial units
- A plain-English guide to the responsible person’s duties under the Fire Safety Order
- A certifications page explaining BAFE, the standards you follow and your engineers’ training
- A quote form that asks for premises type, size and what’s already installed
- Area pages for the town centres, business parks and estates you cover, from Leeds to Pontefract
Monthly posts that build confidence
- A short explainer on what a fire risk assessment should cover and when it needs reviewing
- A job note on fitting an addressable alarm system in a former mill turned offices near Dewsbury
- A reminder post for landlords about the regular checks expected in shared residential buildings
- A social post showing an emergency lighting test, with a line on why the monthly flick test matters
One monthly fee
Fire safety firms pay £225 a month for the whole plan. No set-up fee, and the website is part of it.
£225 a month
The build is part of the price, there’s nothing to pay up front, and the site is yours after the first 12 months.
How the pricing works →Straight answers
Questions from fire safety firms
Can you write about fire safety law without getting it wrong?
We work from the official guidance and from what you tell us, and you approve anything technical before it goes live. If a detail is uncertain, we leave it out rather than guess.
We hold BAFE certification for some schemes but not others. How do we show that?
Precisely. We’ll name the exact schemes you hold on the pages they relate to, and never imply certification you don’t have.
Will this help us win maintenance contracts rather than one-off jobs?
That’s the aim of the building-type pages and the monthly content. They show buyers what ongoing cover looks like and make it easy to ask for a contract quote.
Our customers are mostly managing agents. Is local search still worth it?
Yes, because agents and the landlords they work for search too, often by town and building type. We’d also write a page specifically for agents looking after several properties.
Want to know what’s stopping the phone ringing?
Book a free 30-minute call with Jeremy. He’ll look at how your business shows up on Google today and tell you honestly whether the plan would help.
Or call 07550 037040