What we inspect, test and service
Portable fire equipment, emergency and exit lighting and fire doors, tested to AS 1851 and recorded visit by visit.
Standards shown are the main reference for each measure. Have alarms, sprinklers, hydrants or pumps as well? Tell us what your building has.
Your annual fire safety statement
The owner carries the legal duty. We service and record the equipment in our scope, and arrange the accredited practitioner the statement needs.
Tell us about the building
Send your last service report or statement, or just the address. We work out what is on site.
We inspect and test on site
We test the extinguishers, hose reels, emergency lighting and fire doors, and record what passes and what does not.
You approve the quote first
Nothing is repaired until you have approved it. You see every defect with its price.
Statement arranged and logged
We arrange an accredited practitioner to verify each measure on site for the owner's statement, then store the paperwork in your online record.
Quote-before-repairs, reminders and arranging the annual statement are proposed service commitments for this concept. Confirm before launch.
Where we work
Servicing from the Illawarra to Southern Sydney, Macarthur, the Highlands and the South Coast. Choose your area for local details.
Illawarra
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Wollongong City Council, Shellharbour City Council and Kiama Municipal Council.
Southern Sydney
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Sutherland Shire Council, Georges River Council and neighbouring councils.
Campbelltown and Macarthur
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Campbelltown City Council and Camden Council.
Wollondilly
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Wollondilly Shire Council.
Southern Highlands
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Wingecarribee Shire Council.
Nowra and the South Coast
Fire safety statements for these buildings are lodged with Shoalhaven City Council.
Every visit on one record
Test results, defects, quotes and certificates in one place, visible to your strata manager or property manager too. You see what is due before it is late.
- Fire extinguishersServiced and tagged, two replaced
- Hose reels and blanketsFlow test passed, blankets in date
- Emergency and exit lightingTwo fittings failed the discharge test
- Fire and smoke doorsOne door closer faulty, quote sent
- Annual fire safety statementAssessor visit to be booked
Common questions
What do you service?
We inspect, test and service fire extinguishers, fire blankets, hose reels, emergency and exit lighting and fire and smoke doors, and we keep a record of every visit.
What about fire alarms, sprinklers, hydrants and pumps?
Our own servicing focuses on the equipment above. If your building also has alarms, sprinklers, hydrants or pumps, tell us what it has and we will get back to you.
What is an annual fire safety statement?
A document the building owner gives council and Fire and Rescue NSW each year. It is based on an accredited practitioner assessing each fire safety measure listed in the building's fire safety schedule.
Do you provide the annual fire safety statement?
We arrange it. The statement depends on an accredited practitioner assessing each measure on site, so we coordinate that practitioner and supply our service records for the equipment we look after.
Who is responsible for getting it done?
The owner. In a strata building that is the owners corporation, usually working through the strata manager. We can deal with the manager directly.
How close to the due date can the inspections be?
Inspections must fall within the three months before the statement is issued, so we book the visit around your due date, not the other way round.
How much does servicing cost?
It depends on what is on site: how many extinguishers, hose reels, emergency lights and fire doors there are, and their condition. We price after looking at your equipment list and last service report, so the quote is for your building, not an average.
What happens if the statement is late?
Failing to lodge on time is an offence, and councils can charge late fees. We send a reminder well before each due date and keep a record of every visit.
What is AS 1851 and does it apply to me?
AS 1851 is the standard for routine servicing of fire protection systems. In NSW it is mandatory from 13 February 2026 for class 1b and class 2 to 9 buildings, and the duty sits with the owner.
How often do fire extinguishers need servicing?
Under AS 1851, extinguishers are checked and tagged every six months, with pressure tests and recharges as they fall due.
Which areas do you cover?
Wollongong, Shellharbour and Kiama, Southern Sydney, Campbelltown and Macarthur, Wollondilly, the Southern Highlands, and Nowra and the South Coast. Tell us your suburb and we will confirm.
Tell us the building and what is due
We will come back with a price, or a time to visit.
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