Corrections Policy

Last Updated: July 2026

Introduction

At Fire Risk Assessment For Flats, we are committed to providing accurate, reliable and up-to-date information relating to fire risk assessments, fire safety legislation, residential block compliance and property fire safety guidance.

While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information published on our website, errors or outdated content may occasionally occur. This Corrections Policy explains how we identify, review and update information to help maintain the quality and reliability of our website.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

We aim to ensure that the information published on our website is:

• Accurate

• Current

• Relevant

• Clear and easy to understand

• Helpful for property owners, landlords, managing agents and responsible persons

Our content is reviewed periodically to maintain its accuracy and reflect changes in legislation, guidance and industry best practice.

How Errors May Be Identified

Information requiring correction may be identified through a variety of sources, including:

Internal Reviews

Routine reviews of website content carried out by our team.

Customer Feedback

Comments or feedback received from customers, visitors or other users of our website.

Legislative and Industry Updates

Changes to fire safety legislation, official guidance, recognised standards or industry best practices.

Professional Sources

Information received from recognised organisations, industry bodies or other reliable sources that highlights the need for an update or correction.

Reporting an Error

If you believe that information published on our website is inaccurate, outdated or misleading, we encourage you to let us know.

To help us investigate your report, please include:

• The page URL

• A description of the issue

• Any supporting information, where available

• A suggested correction (optional)

Our Review Process

When a correction request is received, we aim to follow the process below.

Step 1

The reported issue is reviewed by our team.

Step 2

Relevant legislation, guidance, supporting evidence and available information are checked.

Step 3

We determine whether the content requires correction, clarification or updating.

Step 4

Where appropriate, the content is amended and republished.

Types of Corrections

Updates made to our website may include:

Factual Corrections

Correcting inaccurate information or published errors.

Regulatory Updates

Updating content to reflect changes in fire safety legislation, official guidance or recognised industry standards.

Content Clarifications

Improving wording where information may be unclear or open to misunderstanding.

Technical Updates

Correcting broken links, formatting issues, typographical errors or other technical problems affecting the website.

Ongoing Content Updates

Website content may be reviewed and updated from time to time to reflect:

• Changes in fire safety legislation or official guidance

• Industry best practice

• Improvements to our services

• Customer and visitor feedback

• Website enhancements

Where appropriate, updated pages will display a revised Last Updated date.

Transparency

Where significant corrections are made, we aim to update the relevant content as soon as reasonably practicable so visitors have access to the most accurate information available.

Customer Feedback

We welcome feedback from customers and website visitors.

Your comments help us improve:

• Website content

• Accuracy and reliability

• User experience

• Transparency

• The quality of our services

Contact Us

If you wish to report an error or request a correction to any content published on our website, please contact us.

Fire Risk Assessment For Flats

Phone: 02033861854

Email: info@fireriskassessmentforflats.co.uk

Website: https://fireriskassessmentforflats.co.uk