Fire risk assessors & fire alarm companies in Street
16 businesses cover Street: 7 offer fire risk assessments, 13 install fire alarms and 12 service them. 8 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.
A&E Fire and Security is a family-run fire safety and security company founded in 1965, providing fire alarm design, installation, maintenance, fire risk assessment, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, fire door control, and fire safety training. The company operates across the Midlands, South West, South East, South Wales and London, with locations including Cheltenham, Bristol, Reading, Swindon, Worcester, Oxford and Hereford.
PG Fire & Security Ltd is a fire and security company based in Yeovil, Somerset, providing fire alarm design, installation and servicing, fire risk assessments, fire extinguishers, intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control. They serve clients across Somerset, Devon, Dorset and Wiltshire, and offer 24-hour technical support.
Adept Fire & Security Ltd is a Bristol-based company providing nationwide fire alarm and security systems, including fire alarms, emergency lighting, and fire extinguishers, to commercial, education, retail, property management, and hospitality clients across the UK.
BW-Tech Fire & Security is a local fire and security systems company with offices in Bath and Bristol, offering fire alarm systems, intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control to residential and commercial customers.
West Country Security Systems installs and maintains fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, and security systems across Radstock and Somerset.
C.I.D Fire and Security Ltd, based in Somerton, supplies and installs fire alarm systems, intruder alarms, CCTV, and access control for homes and businesses across the South West and beyond.
A.P.E Fire & Security Ltd, part of Churches Fire & Security, provides fire and security services to UK businesses from its Bristol base, including fire alarm installation, servicing and monitoring, sprinklers, emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, fire risk assessments, and security systems such as CCTV, intruder alarms and access control. The company operates nationwide and is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Guest Fire & Security, part of PG Fire & Security, is based in Yeovil, Somerset and designs, installs and maintains fire alarms, intruder alarms, CCTV and access control systems. It serves domestic, commercial and industrial markets including residential homes, schools, local authorities and MOD establishments across the South West.
T9 Fire and Security Ltd is a specialist fire and security company based in Weston-super-Mare, providing installation, maintenance, and design services for fire alarms, emergency lighting, fire doors, AOV systems, fire suppression, and fire stopping. The company covers areas across the South West, South, Midlands, and North of England, and offers a 24/7/365 call-out service.
Fire alarm installation
Fire alarm servicing
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Extinguishers
Emergency lighting
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Sprinklers
Covers: Offices, Industrial & warehouses, Flats & common parts
Andromeda Fire and Security is an independent family-run fire and security company based in Bridgwater, Somerset, serving domestic, commercial, agricultural and industrial clients across the South West and wider UK. The company offers fire alarm installation and maintenance, fire extinguishers, emergency lighting, intruder alarms, access control, CCTV, and electrical services, along with a 24-hour call-out service.
MJS Fire & Security Ltd is a fire and security systems provider based in Castle Cary, Somerset. The website indicates the business offers fire and security services designed for peace of mind.
Fire Safety Finder lists 16 firms covering Street in Somerset and Wiltshire. Of these, 7 say they carry out fire risk assessments, 13 offer fire alarm installation, and 12 offer fire alarm servicing. Premises types that listed firms say they cover include offices (7 firms), industrial and warehouse premises (6), HMOs (4), schools and educational buildings (4), shops and retail units (3), and the common parts of flats (3). Eight firms state third-party certification, six state BAFE registration, and three state NSI certification. One firm is based in a Street postcode or names Street in its address.
Fire safety law for businesses and the common parts of rented buildings is enforced in Street by Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service, which runs a fire safety helpdesk for businesses but cannot recommend risk assessors. For HMOs and privately rented homes, oversight sits with Somerset Council. Regarding additional or selective licensing, we found no such scheme on the council's website; landlords should check with the council directly.
Common questions
Who can do a fire risk assessment in Street?
There is no legal requirement to use a certified assessor, but the responsible person must ensure whoever carries out the assessment is competent. Fire Safety Finder lists 7 firms covering Street that say they offer fire risk assessments. Eight of the 16 listed firms state third-party certification. Since 1 October 2023, the responsible person must record the whole fire risk assessment and who carried it out, under the Building Safety Act 2022 s.156.
Large HMOs of five or more people from two or more households need a mandatory licence from the council everywhere in England, including Street. Licensing is administered by Somerset Council. Regarding any additional or selective licensing scheme in the area, we found no such scheme on the council's website; landlords should check with the council directly. Details of HMO licensing are on the Somerset Council website.
Who enforces fire safety for businesses in Street?
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service enforces fire safety law for businesses and the common parts of buildings in Street. It runs a fire safety helpdesk for businesses but cannot recommend risk assessors. Enquiries can be made through its contact page. For privately rented homes and HMOs, enforcement responsibility lies with Somerset Council, which covers housing standards across the area.
How often should a fire alarm in Street 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 should be serviced annually. These intervals apply to premises in Street as they do across England. Your alarm installer or servicing firm can confirm which category applies to your system.