Fire risk assessors & fire alarm companies in Salisbury
7 businesses cover Salisbury: 3 offer fire risk assessments, 2 install fire alarms and 1 service them. 3 state a third-party certification on their website.
Businesses
Premises and services are as the business describes them on its own website. Certification marked "stated" has not yet been checked against the register; how we check. Listings last refreshed 29 Sept 2026.
EVOTEC (Evo-Tec Installation Ltd) provides design, installation, commissioning and maintenance services for fire alarms, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting and electronic security systems. The company is based in Salisbury, Wiltshire, and operates mainly across Salisbury, Andover and the surrounding areas of Wiltshire, Hampshire and Dorset.
Wessex Fire & Rescue Service (UK) Ltd, based near Salisbury in Wiltshire, provides event fire cover, fire marshal and awareness training, fire extinguisher sales, hire and servicing, and dry riser testing to businesses and events across the UK. The company also offers out-of-hours and weekend extinguisher servicing.
Aurum Alarms Fire and Security is a Salisbury-based security company providing intruder alarms, CCTV installation, fire detection, home automation, and access control for domestic and commercial premises. They cover Salisbury and surrounding areas within approximately a 35-mile radius.
Fire Inspector is a fire risk assessment provider based in Salisbury, Wiltshire, carrying out fire risk assessments for business premises and buildings across the United Kingdom since 2002. The business covers a wide range of premises types including offices, retail shops, care homes, schools, HMOs, industrial units, churches, clinics, hotels, and pubs/restaurants.
Fire risk assessment
Covers: HMOs, Flats & common parts, Offices, Shops, Pubs, cafés & hotels, Care homes, Schools, Industrial & warehouses, Healthcare, Places of worship
Fire Safety Finder lists seven firms connected to Salisbury, of which five have a Salisbury postcode or name the town in their address. Three offer fire risk assessments, two offer fire alarm installation, and one offers fire alarm servicing. Four firms say they cover schools and offices, three say they cover industrial and warehouse premises, healthcare sites, HMOs, and flats common parts. Three firms state third-party certification, three state BAFE registration, and one states NSI approval.
Fire safety enforcement for businesses and the common parts of residential buildings sits with Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, which publishes business fire safety guidance and specific advice for housing landlords including a section on HMOs. Wiltshire Council is responsible for HMO licensing and private rented housing standards. Whether Wiltshire Council runs any additional or selective licensing scheme is unconfirmed: we found no such scheme on the council's website, but landlords should check directly with the council.
Common questions
Who can do a fire risk assessment in Salisbury?
Three firms listed on Fire Safety Finder offer fire risk assessments in Salisbury. Of those listed across all services, three state third-party certification and three state BAFE registration. Since 1 October 2023, under the Building Safety Act 2022, the responsible person must record the whole fire risk assessment and note who carried it out. There is no legal requirement to use a certified assessor, but third-party certification is widely recommended as a way to check competence.
Large HMOs with five or more people from two or more households require a mandatory licence from Wiltshire Council, as is the case everywhere in England. Whether Wiltshire Council operates any additional or selective licensing scheme beyond mandatory licensing is unconfirmed: we found no such scheme on the council's website, but landlords should check directly with the council. Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service also publishes landlord guidance with a section on HMOs.
Who enforces fire safety for businesses in Salisbury?
Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service is the enforcing authority for fire safety in business premises and the common parts of residential buildings in Salisbury. It publishes business fire safety guidance on its website and has a separate contact route for enquiries. Wiltshire Council handles housing standards and HMO licensing. If you have a question about fire safety compliance in a business or commercial premises, the fire and rescue service is the first point of contact.
How often should a fire alarm in Salisbury be serviced?
For BS 5839-1 systems, the interval between inspection and servicing visits should not exceed six months. For HMOs, Grade A systems should be serviced six-monthly under contract, while Grade D systems require annual servicing. These intervals apply in Salisbury as elsewhere in England. One firm listed on Fire Safety Finder states it offers fire alarm servicing in the area. Always check the specific requirements that apply to your premises type and system grade.