We install, upgrade and maintain fire alarm systems across Bridgend for homes, rental properties and businesses, designed to the correct category for your building.

The Right Category For Your Building
Fire alarm requirements vary a great deal between a family home, an HMO and a commercial unit, and fitting the wrong category either leaves gaps or wastes money. We assess the building and its use, specify the correct system under BS 5839, and install it so detection covers the areas that matter. The finished system is commissioned, documented and handed over with clear guidance on how it works.
Systems Specified And Installed To Standard
We fit fire alarm systems throughout Bridgend and the surrounding areas, including Pencoed, Porthcawl, Pyle, Brackla and Coity. From interlinked domestic alarms to addressable commercial systems, the work is carried out by qualified electricians and certified on completion.
Meeting Your Obligations As A Landlord
Rented homes and houses in multiple occupation have specific fire detection requirements, and getting them right is part of letting legally in Wales. We install interlinked alarms to the correct grade and category, so a trigger in one part of the property alerts the whole household. Certification is provided for your records and for the letting agent or licensing officer who will ask to see it.
Detection Suited To Your Premises
For commercial premises we install and maintain conventional and addressable systems suited to the size and layout of the building. Detection, sounders and panels are specified to cover the premises properly, and we can take on the regular servicing that keeps the system reliable and your fire risk assessment satisfied.
Fire Alarm FAQs
It depends on the building and its use. We assess the premises and specify the correct category under BS 5839, neither under nor over specified.
Yes. Rented properties in Wales require interlinked fire detection to the correct grade, which we install and certify.
Yes. We take on regular servicing and testing for domestic and commercial fire alarm systems to keep them reliable and compliant.
Yes. Systems are commissioned and certified on completion, with documentation for your records and any inspecting body.