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Fire Risk Assessment for Airbnb & Short-Term Lets — Done in Minutes

Hosting on Airbnb or running a holiday let? Generate your fire risk assessment before your guests arrive — or before your council asks for it.

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🏡 Short-term let (STL) licensing is expanding across the UK. Scotland requires STL operators to hold a licence — which includes a fire risk assessment. Similar requirements are being introduced in parts of England. Don’t wait until you’re asked.

How It Works

Step 1 - describe your property

1. Describe Your Property

Tell us about the property type, layout, number of sleeping areas, and any outdoor features like hot tubs or fire pits.

Step 2 - AI generates your fire risk assessment

2. Let the app take the strain

Anyrisks produces a fully written fire risk assessment covering detection, escape routes, guest information, and more.

Step 3 - download and use your fire risk assessment

3. Instant Download and Use

Download immediately. Keep on file, share with your council or licensing authority, or upload to your Airbnb listing.

What It Covers

Every fire risk assessment is written in full — tailored to your property and hosting setup.

Smoke and CO detection — placement and testing

Means of escape for guests unfamiliar with the property

Fire doors and self-closing mechanisms

Emergency information for guests — exits, assembly point, what to do

Kitchen fire risks and appliance safety

Flammable materials storage

Electrical safety

Outdoor areas, hot tubs, and BBQs (if applicable)

Action plan and review schedule

Who This Is For

Whether you let a spare room or a portfolio of holiday cottages, Anyrisks has you covered.

Airbnb hostsHoliday cottage ownersShort-term let operatorsGlamping hostsServiced apartment operatorsCanal boat hire operatorsRural holiday let owners

What Customers Say

"My council asked for a fire risk assessment as part of my STL licence application. Anyrisks produced one for my cottage in minutes — covered everything on their checklist."

Fiona M.

Holiday let owner, Scotland

"I have a hot tub and an outdoor fire pit at my Airbnb. The assessment covered both — scalding risks, fire safety, and guest instructions. Really thorough."

James H.

Airbnb host, Lake District

"As a new host I wasn’t sure what was required. Anyrisks made it completely straightforward — guest escape routes and smoke alarm placement were clearly covered."

Rachel K.

Airbnb host, Yorkshire

Join thousands of UK businesses getting risk assessments done in minutes.

You’ll be delighted with your Risk Assessment, or your money back.

Anyrisks vs DIY Templates

AnyrisksDIY / Templates
Written in full — not a blank form
Guest escape routes and information covered
Outdoor features (hot tubs, BBQs) included
Specific to your property
Ready in under 2 minutes
Instant downloadSometimes

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this satisfy the Scottish STL licence fire risk assessment requirement?

Anyrisks generates a structured fire risk assessment that covers the standard requirements. We recommend cross-referencing with your local council’s specific checklist, as criteria can vary by authority.

I let just one room in my own home — do I need a fire risk assessment?

For resident landlords letting a room in your own home, a full fire risk assessment may not be legally required. However, it is good practice and some platforms and insurers now recommend it.

My property has a hot tub and outdoor fire pit — are those covered?

Yes — mention them in your description and we’ll include outdoor fire and scalding risks in your assessment.

How often should I review the fire risk assessment?

At least annually, or when anything significant changes at the property — new appliances, structural changes, or a change in guest profile.

How long does it take?

Under 2 minutes. Describe your property and Anyrisks produces a fully written fire risk assessment instantly.

Give Anyrisks a go today.

You’ll be delighted with your Risk Assessment, or your money back.