Fire Reform Act 2005 – legal requirements
Having carried out a fire risk assessment, and ensured that your fire protection equipment is to a suitable standard, the Fire Reform Act 2005 stipulates that it must be maintained in that condition. This includes periodic maintenance checks (quarterly, bi-annually or once a year as appropriate).

Servicing and fault finding of existing alarms
Our engineers have the training, skill and equipment to find faults on all makes of fire alarm systems with our service/labour charges being very competitive.

Certification and documentation of our work
In addition to a checklist/spec of your fire alarm system, emergency lights, fire extinguishers etc. we will issue a certificate for your records to prove that your system is being correctly maintained. Cannon Security will also supply a log book which is required to be kept by the fire alarm panel.

Three options of contract:
Fully comprehensive
To give you peace of mind, this contract will ensure that all parts and labour, including call outs, are covered – giving a fixed budget for the year, no matter how old the system becomes.
Labour only (parts extra)
This interim contract ensures that all service, fault finding and corrective action labour is covered. Parts are not included and would be charged as replaced.
Single Service visit
Your system will be fully serviced annually to keep it in excellent working order. Parts, labour and call-outs are charged separately at competitive prices.