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Fire Risk Assessment for Landlords — Done in Minutes

Describe your rental property. We generate a UK-compliant fire risk assessment instantly.

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⚠️ The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires landlords of most residential properties — including HMOs, purpose-built flats, and blocks of converted flats — to maintain a current fire risk assessment.

How It Works

Step 1 - describe your rental property

1. Describe Your Property

Tell us about the property type, layout, number of tenants, and any specific features or risks.

Step 2 - AI generates your fire risk assessment

2. Let the app take the strain

Anyrisks produces a fully written, UK-compliant fire risk assessment tailored to your rental property type.

Step 3 - download and use your fire risk assessment

3. Instant Download and Use

Download immediately. Keep on file, share with your letting agent, or submit as part of an HMO licence application.

Who This Is For

Anyrisks covers every type of residential landlord — from a single buy-to-let to a managed portfolio.

Buy-to-let landlords (single occupancy)

HMO landlords (houses in multiple occupation)

Landlords of purpose-built flats

Landlords of converted properties

Student accommodation landlords

Serviced accommodation operators

What It Covers

Every landlord fire risk assessment is written in full — covering all areas relevant to your property type and tenancy.

Fire detection and alarm systems

Means of escape and emergency routes

Fire doors, closers, and compartmentation

Fire-fighting equipment (extinguishers, blankets)

Storage of flammable materials

Electrical and heating systems

Tenant information and emergency procedures

Furniture fire safety compliance (Furniture & Furnishings Regulations)

Action plan and review schedule

What Customers Say

"My letting agent asked for a fire risk assessment before they’d list my flat. Anyrisks had it done in minutes — escape routes, smoke alarms, and furnishings compliance all covered."

Sarah L.

Buy-to-let landlord, Bristol

"I have 4 HMOs and needed fire risk assessments for each licence renewal. Anyrisks made it quick to generate a tailored assessment for each property."

Neil F.

HMO landlord, Manchester

"My insurer required a documented fire risk assessment. Anyrisks produced exactly what they needed — fully written, not a generic template."

Karen O.

Landlord, South East

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
Covers HMOs, flats, and buy-to-let
Furniture & Furnishings Regulations included
Specific to your property and tenancy
Ready in under 2 minutes
Instant downloadSometimes

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a fire risk assessment legally required for a single buy-to-let property?

For single-household lets (not HMOs), fire risk assessments are legally required for common areas of blocks of flats. For houses let to a single family, smoke alarms and CO detectors are the primary legal requirement. A full fire risk assessment is recommended best practice and increasingly required by insurance providers.

How often must I review my fire risk assessment as a landlord?

At least annually, or whenever the property changes significantly — new tenants, refurbishment, or change of use.

Will this satisfy my letting agent or insurance provider’s requirements?

Anyrisks generates a structured, documented fire risk assessment. Most letting agents and insurers accept self-completed assessments for lower-risk residential properties.

Can I use the same assessment for multiple properties?

No — each property has different layouts, risks, and occupancy. Generate a separate assessment for each rental property.

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.