The Housing Act 1985 states that by law HMO properties require Fire Alarms with smoke/heat detectors, fire fighting equipment, escape lighting, display adequate signs and that the systems in place are maintained regularly.

Failure to apply for a licence for an HMO is an offence and can result in a fine of up to £20,000. Tel Cam provides guidance and the following Fire solutions for HMO,

• Fire Alarm Systems
• Fire Fighting Equipment
• Escape Lighting and Signs
• Maintenance
  
     
 

What types of properties are classed as HMOs?

The following types of accommodation are all likely to be HMOs:

• shared flats and houses
• bedsits
• hostels
• halls of residence for students or nurses
• boarding houses
• hotels or bed and breakfasts with permanent residents
•some supported accommodation, such as foyers or 'move on' accommodation for homeless people.

At Tel Cam we understand that every HMO property is not the same, this is why we design each system to your specific requirements.

Get more information on how Tel Cam can help find the right Fire solution for your HMO Property, by requesting a free HMO security survey.