- Fire risk assessments and fire surveys
- Offices, shops and restaurants
- Covering all of London
About London Fire Surveys
London Fire Surveys carries out fire risk assessments and fire surveys for business premises across London, along with fire escape plans and commercial and domestic EPCs, from our base in Aldenham.
Fire risk assessments and EPCs for London businesses
5 steps
Every assessment
1 report
With action plan
10 years
How long an EPC lasts
We work for business owners, managers and landlords who need to know their premises meets fire safety law, and who want a written report they can act on.
The business premises we assess and survey:
Retail shops
Offices
Hotels
Warehouses
New builds
Factories
Industrial units
Restaurants
Garages
Leisure premises
Fire risk assessments, with EPCs alongside them
Most of our work is fire risk assessments for business premises. We also carry out commercial EPCs and domestic EPCs.
A commercial EPC is needed when a business premises is sold, let or built. EPCs are produced using standard methods so that buildings of the same type can be compared, and tenants and buyers use them to compare properties.
A commercial EPC comes with a recommendation report setting out how the energy performance of the building could be improved, and it grades the building from A to G, where A is the best.
- The minimum standard for lettings
Commercial premises under 1,000 square metres must have an EPC of E or above to be let, and in June 2026 the government dropped its proposed 2027 move to C for these buildings.
- If there is no EPC
- Local authorities enforce the EPC rules for commercial property and can issue a fine, on top of the cost of getting a compliant EPC.
To book a fire risk assessment or an EPC, email us at
or call us on
- Our commitment
Environment and sustainability policy
Our Environmental Commitment
It is the policy of London Energy Surveys Ltd to minimise the negative environmental impacts that arise through the provision of client services, and to optimise environmental benefits that clients might achieve through following our advice.
We ensure that our operations comply with legislation, and we work to protect the environment and minimise pollution arising from our own activities and those of our clients.
We will review this policy annually.
Date: 1 May 2020
Signed:
Our most significant environmental aspects are transport, paper consumption, the use of electrical equipment and office heating and lighting. We minimise these by:
- Supporting the use of public transport where practical, encouraging the use of rail when attending meetings or visiting clients
- Communicating within the organisation largely electronically to reduce the need for travel
- Maintaining and circulating documents electronically rather than keeping paper copies
- Reviewing this policy annually to ensure our environmental commitments remain current