Alarm Service Group - Security and Fire Management Systems : 0870 2416279

Our Fire Alarm Team can conduct a full assessment of your premises and advise you on your statutory obligations for your particular requirements. Any work undertaken by us complies with all parts of the stringent BS 5839 and new European standards for fire safety.

Whilst offering a full range of specialist fire products and services including electronic detection equipment, alarms, emergency lighting, control systems and gas suppression systems, the biggest benefit to our clients is our full-service approach.

Fire is among the most serious dangers we face. According to Home Office statistics, every year there are more than 100,000 fires in buildings, and around 600 people lose their lives. The suffering and financial losses are incalculable - reliable and effective fire protection is essential.
We take responsibility for every stage of fire alarm system development and implementation, including site surveys, system design , installation, commissioning, monitoring and ongoing maintenance and fire protection service.

ASG can take over the maintenance and servicing of your existing fire protection systems, and if required add a further dimension by integrating them with CCTV and access control systems.

ASG fire sales surveyors also work with architects and surveyors to develop fire systems for building refurbishments and new constructions - a clear indication of our expertise in the field of fire protection.

Gaseous Extinguishing Solutions
ASG have provided turn-key solutions in this area since the early days of gaseous extinguishing technology.

Quality is of paramount importance and the procedures that are followed ensure that the systems are not only safe but will provide a level of fire safety that is appropriate for high value assets. From valuable archives which are often irreplaceable to electronic data processing installations and vital communication hubs, ASG fire fighting systems ensure that users will maintain business continuity in the event of fire and reduce consequential losses to an absolute minimum.