Most clients arrive with a trigger; insurer evidence, managing agent deadline, council query, building change, or an out-of-date report. ClearFire visits the premises, evaluates the current fire safety arrangements and gives you a report you can act on.
The work is grounded in construction experience, so findings are judged against how the building is actually used. Escape routes, doors, facades, storage, paperwork and daily routines all matter. You get clear priorities, practical next steps and a report you can share with the people asking questions. That matters when you need to brief contractors, update a director, answer an insurer or decide what should be done first.
ClearFire brings together Bonnar Fire Risk Assessments Ltd and Sheaf FRA Ltd, giving clients direct access to experienced fire risk assessors with deep construction knowledge. Kevin Bonnar and Jon Sheaf assess each building through the details that shape real risk: escape routes, fire doors, facades, occupancy, management routines and the remedial work needed to make the report actionable.
""We're independent, so the only thing we're selling is honest advice. I'll always talk you through the key actions and the most sensible way to tackle them.""
Thirty years in construction, fire-rated windows and doors, curtain walling and facades, now brought to fire safety. Kevin works with office managers, operations directors and...
""Solid, clear advice and a workable route through fire safety compliance, and someone you're confident picking up the phone to.""
Forty years in construction, facades, fire-rated systems and high-specification building envelopes, behind every assessment. Jon helps everyone from short-term-let owners to large businesses: offices, warehouses, medical care facilities, blocks of flats etc.
Every service is designed to answer a different question. What risk exists today? What needs fixing? What safety arrangements are in place? What should happen before occupation? What has changed since the last assessment?
Know where the risk sits, what requires attention and what evidence exists to support the decisions that follow. Designed for responsible persons who need clarity, not assumptions.
Explore serviceWhen fire doors fail, compartmentation fails with them. Identify defects, compliance concerns and remedial priorities before they become a liability for the building owner or managing agent.
Explore serviceBefore keys are handed over and occupants move in, understand what still needs to be addressed. A practical review of fire safety readiness before occupation begins.
Explore serviceBuildings change. Occupancy changes. Risks change. Re-assessments identify what has improved, what remains outstanding and what may now require attention.
Explore service
Download a redacted sample fire risk assessment, the same format every ClearFire client receives. Use it to brief your team, your insurer or your next assessor.
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Practical guidance on UK fire safety, drawn from our day-to-day work with property managers, hospitality operators and multi-site businesses.
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