Does my restaurant or café legally need a fire risk assessment?

Yes. Any premises serving the public and employing staff must have a current fire risk assessment under Article 9 of the RRO 2005. Commercial kitchens raise the risk profile, so a thorough assessment is essential for compliance and insurance.

Do you assess the kitchen extraction system?

Yes. Grease build-up in extraction ducting is a leading cause of restaurant fires. Our assessors review your cooking equipment, extraction, cleaning regime and suppression to identify and prioritise any risks.

How much does a restaurant fire risk assessment cost?

Most restaurants and cafés fall into the Standard tier at £549. Small cafés with few staff may qualify for Fast Track (£349); larger venues over multiple floors may need Enhanced. The quote form confirms your price instantly.

Kitchenware & Cookware Shops Fire Risk Assessment

Built for Kitchenware & Cookware Shops

Commercial kitchen risk • Public safety • Same-week visits

Restaurants and cafés combine commercial cooking, high public footfall and often a mix of dining and storage areas — a combination that demands a thorough fire risk assessment. HawkSwift's assessors pay particular attention to your kitchen, extraction, and escape routes so you can trade with confidence and satisfy your Fire Authority and insurer. This page is tailored specifically to kitchenware & cookware shops premises.

Book Your Kitchenware & Cookware Shops Assessment Call us on 07718 611 667

Scope of Review

What We Check for Kitchenware & Cookware Shops

Every assessment is tailored to the real risks of your premises type.

01Commercial cooking & deep-fat frying

02Kitchen extraction & duct grease build-up

03Gas & electrical ignition sources

04Escape routes through dining areas

05Storage of combustibles & packaging

06Public evacuation at peak times

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