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Fire and security compliance for property managers
One contractor for every life-safety and security system across your blocks, with complete, audit-ready compliance records for each one.
Everything in a block, on one plan
Fire alarms, emergency lighting, AOVs, extinguishers, door entry, CCTV and gates, serviced together on one visit plan. We already look after managed blocks in Newbury and Reading, including developments of more than 100 apartments.
- One renewal date per block, so nothing slips out of date
- One certificate pack per block, ready for your fire risk assessor, insurer or the building safety regulator
- One invoice, clearly itemised by system
- On Protect, every record available on our customer portal at any time
Free guide for property managers
The fire and security checks every managed block needs, how often, and the records to keep.
Get the free guideSection 20 support
Long-term service agreements on residential blocks can trigger a Section 20 consultation. We price clearly and itemise every system so your consultation goes smoothly.
Taking over from another contractor
We start with a free system health check of each block and a written report grading every finding Urgent, Recommended or Monitor. If there's a notice period with your current contractor, we cover the overlap free.
Get a quote online
Tell us what you need and when suits you. It goes straight to our office and we'll confirm the details with you.
Request a quoteCall 01635 938998Common questions
Can you cover all our blocks?
Yes. We cover everywhere within about 30 miles of Newbury, from Oxford to Winchester and Marlborough to Maidenhead, and can take on a portfolio a few blocks at a time.
Do you help with Section 20 consultation?
Yes. For long-term agreements on residential blocks, we provide the clear, itemised pricing and documents you need for consultation with leaseholders.
Can residents report faults directly?
Yes. Residents can call Fortline, and we keep you informed so you have one record of every visit and fault.