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Fire alarms - Worthing

Fire alarm systems in Worthing

We design, install, commission and maintain fire alarm systems for Worthing businesses and property managers, including Goring-by-Sea, Durrington, High Salvington and the wider coastal strip.

Fire alarm services in Worthing

Who we work with

  • Businesses, landlords, managing agents and facilities managers
  • Schools, offices, shops, warehouses and industrial premises
  • Community buildings and the communal areas of residential buildings

Covering: Worthing, Goring-by-Sea, Durrington, High Salvington, Shoreham-by-Sea, Littlehampton and the coastal strip.

Local authorities and requirements

Worthing is in the West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service area. Worthing Borough Council is the local authority and may set licensing conditions for houses in multiple occupation.

Requirements depend on the building, its use, its fire strategy, the fire risk assessment and any conditions that apply. We do not provide fire risk assessments as part of this service and we do not give legal advice.

See our Worthing area page for our other services locally, or the main fire alarm systems page for the full service.

Fire alarms in Worthing: common questions

Does a restaurant or café need a different system from an office?

Often the detection choice is different because of cooking and steam, and because some premises have sleeping accommodation above or alongside. The fire strategy and risk assessment govern what is needed. We design to suit the premises.

We get frequent false alarms. Can you help?

We can inspect the system, review the fault and alarm history and advise what to change. Causes include detector type and position, cooking, steam, dust and building works, so we investigate first.

Do you cover Goring-by-Sea and Durrington?

Yes. Send us the postcode of the premises and we will confirm.

Do the same standards apply in every building?

No. BS 5839-1 (current edition BS 5839-1:2025) is the code of practice for non-domestic premises and BS 5839-6 is for domestic premises. Which is relevant, and what category of system is needed, depends on the building, its use, the fire strategy and the risk assessment.

Fire alarm enquiry for Worthing

Give us a few details and we will come back to you. The more we know about the building and any existing system, the more useful our first reply will be.

Prefer the main contact page? Use the full form.

Have plans or existing system documents (log book, zone chart, service reports)? Email them to [email protected] quoting your site postcode. We use your details only to respond to your enquiry. See our privacy policy.