Fire Risk Assessments
in Brent
Compliant, PAS 79-style fire risk assessments carried out by competent assessors across Brent, North West London — covering NW2, NW6, NW10, HA9.
Brent combines rapid high-rise development at Wembley Park with a long-standing concentration of houses in multiple occupation — a mix that keeps both new-build fire strategy compliance and HMO fire risk assessments in constant demand.
Get a QuoteFire Risk Assessments — what we do
- Identifying fire hazards and sources of ignition across the premises
- Evaluating people at risk, including staff, residents and visitors
- Reviewing escape routes, signage, emergency lighting and alarms
- Assessing existing fire safety measures and management arrangements
- A prioritised, time-bound action plan to achieve compliance
Fire Risk Assessments for Brent buildings
Brent has one of the country’s densest clusters of new build-to-rent towers around Wembley Park, alongside interwar semis, Kilburn’s mansion blocks and a large stock of houses in multiple occupation. Fyrup provides fire risk assessments for properties throughout the area — including Wembley Park, Willesden, Kilburn, Harlesden — and across the surrounding NW2, NW6, NW10, HA9 postcodes.
Whether you manage a single commercial unit or a portfolio of residential blocks in Brent, our accredited team delivers compliant fire risk assessments with clear documentation you can rely on for your records.
Fire Risk Assessments we've completed in Brent
Fyrup has completed 6+ fire risk assessments projects across Brent (NW10), most recently in 2025.
- In NW10 (Brent), we completed a fire risk assessment for a multi-occupancy building — reviewing escape routes, compartmentation and management arrangements, and delivering a prioritised action plan.
Examples are anonymised and aggregated from our completed works records — no client, property or personal details are shared.
Fire Risk Assessments in Brent — FAQs
Is a fire risk assessment a legal requirement?
Yes. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, all non-domestic premises and the common areas of residential buildings must have a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment carried out by a competent person.
How often should the assessment be reviewed?
At least annually, and whenever there are significant changes to the building, its use, or the number of people present.
What types of fire risk assessment do you offer?
We carry out Type 1 to Type 4 assessments and PAS 79-style reports, matched to the building’s risk profile.
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