Fire Safety Services in Salisbury

We cover Salisbury and south Wiltshire from our base in Lymington, usually 50 minutes to an hour away. Every job starts with a free site survey and a fixed price.

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What is local here

Fire safety in Salisbury: what is local here

Salisbury mixes a historic city centre with busy trade estates and significant healthcare and defence employers across south Wiltshire. Here is what stands out locally.

Many historic and listed buildings

The Salisbury conservation area has around 600 listed buildings, about 120 of them in the Cathedral Close. Changing a listed building, for example new fire doors or alarm cabling, can need listed building consent from Wiltshire Council first.

Shops, hospitality and tourism businesses in the city centre

Shops, hospitality and tourism businesses in the city centre, where maintained fire equipment and clear escape routes matter most.

Trade and industrial units at Churchfields, Castlegate and Sarum

Trade and industrial units at Churchfields Industrial Estate, and Castlegate and Sarum Business Parks at Old Sarum.

Healthcare, science and defence employers across the area

Healthcare, science and defence employers across the area, where evacuation planning and maintained detection are critical.

Who checks fire safety here

Salisbury is covered by Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service. Fire Safety Officers carry out audits and ask for your fire risk assessment, fire log book, training and drill records, and service records for extinguishers, alarms and emergency lighting.

For small, simple premises it also offers a Business Fire Safety Check, which does not replace a written fire risk assessment.

Premises We Look After Here

Shops and cafes
Hotels and pubs
Listed and historic buildings
Offices
Trade and industrial units
Schools and care homes

Frequently Asked Questions

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Does a listed building in Salisbury need special fire safety measures?
The same fire safety law applies, but work that affects a listed building's character, such as new fire doors or alarm cabling, can need listed building consent from Wiltshire Council first.
Is a fire service check the same as a fire risk assessment?
No. Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service says its Business Fire Safety Check does not replace a written fire risk assessment.
What will the inspector ask to see?
Your fire risk assessment, log book, training records, and test and maintenance records for alarms, emergency lighting and extinguishers.

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