JD Fire Alarm Services Ltd

Registered Office: 45 Dale Road, Swanland, East Yorkshire, HU14-3QH 01482 762024 Email: [email protected]
Registered in England No: 09025452
Fire Alarm Design, Install and Service with 24 hour cover
JD Fire Alarm Services are equipped to design & supply, install and maintain all types of fire alarm systems in accordance with the British Standard 5839 Pt1. Backed up b

y a 24 hour emergency call out service to give clients total peace of mind for any issues they may have with their fire alarm system. Services Offered
• Support 24 hours a day 7 days a week
• 4 hour response time for faults
• Fire alarm design
• Electrical installation work
• Routine inspections and maintenance (in accordance with British standards)
• Full site surveys
• Fire alarm certification
• False alarm management
Fire Alarm Design
With over 15 years experience of working with fire alarm and life safety systems we can offer a full design service, from small additions and alterations to full installations. Installation
The correct installation of any fire alarm system is critical to ensure the system will continue to operate for many years after the original installation; any work undertaken will always meet or exceed the current regulations and meet best working practices. Service and Maintenance
We look to form long term and trusting partnerships, this is our key objective to provide fire alarm system maintenance, fault repair and emergency assistance to co-manage our client’s fire protection systems. We can carry out routine maintenance providing full certification for both fire alarm and emergency lighting systems. We can offer all types of work at competitive prices for six monthly servicing. For a no obligation quotation please call our office and we will be happy to provide the necessary support. Regulatory information
If you have a fire alarm system installed it should be tested and serviced by a competent service company every three to six months in accordance with the Fire Precautions (workplace) regulations 1997. In accordance to BS 5839 part 1 of 2017 every place of work where there are two or more occupants must have reasonable means possible of notifying everyone of a fire or potential fire.