Fire risk assessment for selling a flat
The solicitor's asked for one and the sale's waiting on it?
A report any solicitor accepts, this week.
Nothing to pay until the report's in your hands
Independent local assessor. Every visit, every report.
Accepted by solicitors, councils and lenders. 100% approval guarantee.
Nothing to pay until the report's in your hands
No VAT, fixed price
No call, price on screen and emailed.
What you're probably worried about
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No. There's nothing to buy from me: no doors, alarms or extinguishers. Just the assessment.
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It lists what's actually needed and how urgent it is. Most of it costs little or nothing, and I don't fit any of it, so there's no reason to pad the list.
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Booked this week, visited this week, report days after.
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Plain English, with a list of what to do and what to leave alone.
Recent flat and block assessments
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Converted house fire risk assessmentBracken Road, Southbourne,
Bournemouth BH6 3TB -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentWoodville Drive,
Portsmouth PO1 2TG -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentBitterne Road West,
Southampton SO18 1AN -
Converted house fire risk assessmentAvenue Road,
Southampton SO14 6TU -
Converted house fire risk assessmentFoundry Lane,
Southampton SO15 3GB -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentButtercup Road,
Winchester SO22 6UH -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentMain Road, Colden Common,
Winchester SO21 1RP -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentVictoria Road,
Southampton SO19 9DZ -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentSt Cross Road,
Winchester SO23 9JA -
Block of flats fire risk assessmentLeigh Road, Highfield,
Southampton SO17 1WD
What flat owners say
“Excellent service from Matt. Very impressed with the easy to use online quote system for our self managed block of 8 flats. Excellent communication throughout whilst carrying out everything he said he would do from start to finish.”
“Matt offers a genuinely first class service. He was available at short notice, communicated clearly and explained everything in very straightforward terms. He went above and beyond in tailoring the service to our needs and providing additional material as required. Highly recommended.”
“Took so much stress away, explained everything wish I needed to know … he is truly a very, very good professional competent person. I would recommend this guy 100%”
Things people ask me before they book
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What's true
Will the solicitor, council or lender accept it? Yes, every time so far. It's written to be accepted first time.
Proof
Accepted by solicitors, councils and lenders. 100% approval guarantee.
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What's true
I don't sell doors, alarms or extinguishers. I don't fit what I recommend, so you only spend on what's needed.
Proof
…clear and honest advice, no hard sell and clearly an expert in his trade. Can not recommend highly enough
Google review · Eastergate
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What's true
Booked this week, visited this week, report days after.
Proof
Matt is very friendly and we had our certificate within 24hrs.
Google review · Barton on Sea
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What's true
A clear, simple report in plain English, with a list of what to do and what to leave alone.
Proof
He was thorough, professional, and explained everything clearly without the jargon.
Written testimonial · Portsmouth
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What's true
You pay nothing until you've seen the report. Fixed price, no VAT.
Proof
There was no up front payment which was reassuring to know he'd complete the work.
Google review · Bournemouth
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What's true
The shared parts of the building: the entrance, stairs, landings and the flat front doors onto them. Not inside the flats; that's each owner's own. One report covers the whole building.
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What's true
Whoever looks after the shared parts: the freeholder, the management company, or all the owners if you share the freehold. If that's you, book it here. If it isn't, send them this page.
Questions about selling a flat
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See your fixed price before you book, not after a call-back. From £249, no VAT, nothing to pay upfront.
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Book it on this page. One visit, one report, nothing for you to chase.
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The buyer's solicitor sends a form (usually the LPE1) to whoever manages the building. One question asks when it last had a fire risk assessment. A current, dated report answers it.
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The standard one for a block's shared parts: everything that can be seen without opening up walls or going into the flats. It's the one a sale normally needs.
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No. A new assessment replaces it. The solicitor needs a current one, not the old one.
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There's no expiry date in law, but it has to be kept up to date. Review it every year, and again after any big change to the building.
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