Question 1

Do I need a fire-risk assessment for my holiday let?

Accepted Answer

If you take paying guests overnight, fire safety needs managing properly — and that usually means a suitable and sufficient fire-risk assessment. Exact duties hang on how the place is used. On a free compliance consultation we say what that means for your cottage, Airbnb, guest house, or glamping unit, without the panic version.

Question 2

What happens during a compliance consultation?

Accepted Answer

We cover property type, how guests use it, what detection or paperwork you already have, and what you want sorted before peak season. No obligation. If a visit earns its keep, we aim for a gap in your changeover diary and follow with written findings.

Question 3

Do you only work in Pembrokeshire?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tenby, St Davids, Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Narberth, Saundersfoot, Fishguard, Newport (Pembs), Milford Haven, and the villages between. Staying local keeps the advice honest about harbour stairs, late coastal arrivals, and weekly turnover.

Question 4

How much does a fire-risk assessment cost?

Accepted Answer

Fees hang on size, layout quirks, and how much written pack you want. We do not list hard prices online — a harbour cottage with a loft is a different job to a single-storey apartment. We scope it first, then talk money plainly.

Question 5

Can you help with Airbnb or short-let hosting?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Airbnb compliance checks look at detection, escape clarity, guest information, and jobs you can finish between bookings. Plenty of St Davids, Tenby, and north-coast hosts start here before summer.

Question 6

Do you assess glamping sites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pods, shepherd’s huts, and canvas stays get assessed on their own terms — heating, cooking, spacing, guest briefings. Non-standard structures need proportionate advice, not a copy-paste building checklist.

Question 7

Will you try to sell me equipment?

Accepted Answer

No. We are compliance-led. We may recommend detection or lighting where it earns its place, but we do not run scare-led hardware pitches. You choose how and when to act.

Question 8

What documentation do I receive?

Accepted Answer

Usually a written assessment or compliance report, prioritised actions, and — where useful — guest notes and a manager-friendly pack. Plain language for busy turnovers, not a glossy folder that never leaves the drawer.

Question 9

Can you work around changeovers?

Accepted Answer

Wherever we can. Tell us your preferred windows when you enquire. Midweek gaps and between-booking slots are normal for us.

Question 10

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Book a free compliance consultation on the website or call 01437 621890. A few details about the let is enough — we reply within one working day.

Questions owners ask first

Why owners call us first

Advice that assumes strangers

Priorities, not a van of kit

Talk, walk, write it down

Ask how the let runs

Paperwork for changeover day

Pembrokeshire, end of list

Questions owners ask first

Question: Do I need a fire-risk assessment for my holiday let?

Question: What happens during a compliance consultation?

Question: Do you only work in Pembrokeshire?

Question: How much does a fire-risk assessment cost?

Question: Can you help with Airbnb or short-let hosting?

Question: Do you assess glamping sites?

Question: Will you try to sell me equipment?

Question: What documentation do I receive?

Question: Can you work around changeovers?

Question: How do I get started?