Scotland
Fire safety services in Highland
Fire alarm installation and testing, fire door inspections, fire risk assessments, EICRs, EWS1 forms and building safety case support across Highland, including Inverness.
Towns we cover in Highland
Fire safety rules in Highland
In Scotland, fire safety in non-domestic premises is governed by the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 and the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006, and enforced by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. Scotland has its own building standards system and its own approach to cladding risk.
Since February 2022, every home in Scotland must have interlinked fire alarms: a smoke alarm in the living room, a smoke alarm in every circulation space such as hallways and landings, and a heat alarm in the kitchen, plus a carbon monoxide alarm where there is a fixed combustion appliance or flue.
Scotland has its own fire safety law, its own building standards and its own interlinked alarm standard for every home. Tenement closes, high-rise housing and listed buildings all need an approach built around Scottish requirements.
Services by town in Highland
Fire safety in Highland: questions
Do you cover the whole of Highland?
Yes. We work in Inverness and everywhere else in Highland.
Which fire and rescue service covers Highland?
Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
Which fire safety law applies in Highland?
In Scotland, fire safety in non-domestic premises is governed by the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 and the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006, and enforced by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. Scotland has its own building standards system and its own approach to cladding risk.
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