Fire Risk Reports

As a Fire Risk Reports franchisee you can earn a 6 figure income as a fire risk assessor - with fully accredited training provided

Build a business helping property and business owners meet their legal obligations in regard to fire risks. As a fire risk assessor you will build great client relationships with regular repeat business. The Fire Service recommends that assessments are carried out annually.

Fire Risk Assessments are a statutory requirement for all a wide range of property types and all business premises with more than five employees. As a Fire Risk Reports assessor and franchise owner, you will receive training up to Level 3 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment (Qualification Recognition Number: 603/4897/5 - ABBE Qualification Code: CertFRAL319) which will allow you to carry out property and building assessments and produce the appropriate report.

Franchisees will be supported centrally by the franchisor and its highly experienced management team.

Why a Fire Risk Reports Franchise?

Our clients comprise Houses for Multiple Occupation (HMO) and commercial property landlords, managing agents and housing associations along with any business with more than five employees. All of these clients have something in common in that they must all complete a fire risks assessment.

Smaller assessments typically take 2-4 hours to complete and, as a franchise owner, it can be possible to complete two of these types of assessment per day.

How much can I earn as a Fire Risk Reports franchisee?

More involved assessments can earn franchisees several thousands of pounds in fees.

Average report cost of £500 (minimum £350)

Earnings of circa £100,000 per year by year three.

What’s Included?

• Access to an established brand with tried-and-tested business model
• Home based 
• Flexible working hours 
• Full support, professional and accredited training 
• Exclusive territory 
• Personalised website page 
• Full stationery and marketing package 
• Corporate branded clothing

Funding Your Franchise

The franchise fee of £25,000 plus vat can be financed either through government led funding or via Natwest Bank at competitive rates of interest.