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Contact a fire risk assessor in Reading

A noticed gap around a door or a letter from the council can be hard to interpret. Describe what you have seen at your home and a specialist firm will review it. They handle fire risk management across Reading.

  • No obligation to proceed
  • For homes and shared buildings
  • Specialists cover all of Reading
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Describe the problem

These details are passed to a specialist, as the privacy page describes.

You are free to collect quotations elsewhere, and our privacy notice explains where your details travel next. The specialist may pay us for passing your enquiry along, it goes to one independent fire safety firm, and Readingfire charges you nothing.

Prefer email? Write to hello@readingfire.co.uk

What happens after you send the form

The details go straight to a specialist fire risk management firm working in Reading. They read every enquiry themselves. Costs for any follow-up work are theirs to set, and they will state those directly if you choose to proceed.

  1. The same day it is sent

    Your description arrives with the specialist firm. You do not need to repeat anything or call anyone else to confirm it landed.

  2. Usually within one working day

    The specialist reads what you wrote and calls or emails you. They may ask about the building type or when you first noticed the problem.

How the process works

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  1. 1

    You describe the problem

    Write down what you noticed at your home. Mention doors that stick, letters received, or anything that looks wrong.

  2. 2

    The specialist reviews it

    A fire risk management firm reads the details. They decide which service fits, such as a fire door inspection or compartmentation survey.

  3. 3

    They contact you directly

    The specialist calls or emails to discuss the building. They explain what they recommend and answer questions about the next step.

  4. 4

    Work is arranged if needed

    If you want to go ahead, the specialist schedules the visit. They carry out the assessment or inspection at your home.

Tell the specialist what you have noticed

Sending the form costs nothing and does not commit you to any work. Write down what you have found at your home so the specialist firm understands the situation before they reply.

Send your enquiry

After you send it

  1. The form goes directly to the specialist firm covering Reading
  2. They read your description and check what is required
  3. They contact you to discuss the building and any next steps