Redwire Services Ltd serves businesses and property owners in Blackpool put the right fire alarm protection in place with a service built around the needs of the premises. We can take care of the complete installation, from discussing your requirements and planning the system to fitting the equipment and carrying out the necessary testing. If you are concerned that your current fire alarm is no longer suitable, need protection for a new property or are planning changes to an existing system, we can help you find a practical way forward and manage the installation through to completion.
A fire alarm project involves more than simply fitting detection equipment. The system needs to work with the premises, provide appropriate warning and be left in proper working order. Redwire Services Ltd takes care of the installation as one complete service, making it easier to arrange the work and keep the project on track.
We can help with new installations, system replacements, upgrades and extensions, depending on what your premises currently has and what needs to change. Before work begins, we look at the requirements of the installation and explain the work involved, giving you a clear understanding of what is being proposed.
Once the installation is underway, our team handles the fitting and connections before checking the completed system. We then test the installation and make sure the relevant equipment is operating correctly before the project is handed over.
This approach is designed for customers who want a reliable fire alarm installation in Blackpool without having to manage every part of the project themselves.
Not every fire alarm installation has the same requirements. The right setup depends on the premises, its layout, existing equipment and how the building is used. Redwire Services Ltd can help you understand the options available and install a system appropriate to the project.
Our installation services can include:
New fire alarm systems for premises without an existing installation
Replacement systems where existing equipment is old or no longer suitable
Upgrades to improve or extend an existing installation
Addressable systems where individual devices need to be identified
Conventional systems for suitable smaller or straightforward installations
Wireless fire alarm systems where wired installation may not be practical
Additional detectors and alarm devices when coverage needs to be extended
Control panels and associated equipment
Fire alarm installations as part of refurbishment or construction work
If you are unsure which option is appropriate, you do not need to work it out alone. We can discuss the premises and the work required, then advise on a suitable installation approach before the project begins.