Survey & Design
We assess the building, escape routes and risk areas, then design the system category, device positions and cause-and-effect logic.
Design, cabling, device fit, programming and commissioning — professional fire alarm installation to BS 5839 for commercial, education and industrial buildings.
RMEC install fire detection and alarm systems that are designed for your building and fire strategy. We handle the full process: site survey, system design, cable routes, device mounting, panel programming, cause-and-effect testing and formal commissioning.
Whether you need a new addressable system, a conventional installation, or an upgrade of an ageing panel, our engineers work to minimise disruption and leave you with clear documentation and training.
A clear sequence so you know what to expect at each stage.
We assess the building, escape routes and risk areas, then design the system category, device positions and cause-and-effect logic.
Cabling, containment, detectors, call points, sounders and control equipment are fitted by qualified engineers with minimal disruption.
The panel is programmed, zones or addresses verified, and full cause-and-effect testing carried out against the design.
Formal commissioning, documentation, as-installed drawings and staff training so your team can operate and test the system.
We install both addressable and conventional fire alarm systems. Addressable systems give precise device location and flexible programming; conventional systems remain a practical choice for smaller or simpler buildings.
If your existing system is obsolete, unreliable or no longer meets current expectations, we can survey it and propose a staged or full replacement with a clear scope and price.
Commercial offices, schools, industrial and warehouse buildings across Manchester, Cheadle, Stockport, Greater Manchester and the wider North West — based in Cheadle (SK8).
System category and device layout matched to your premises and fire strategy.
Installation and commissioning aligned with current British Standard recommendations.
Commissioning records, as-installed drawings and user guidance at handover.
Optional maintenance contracts so the system stays reliable after installation.