Fire Safety & Compliance

Rural homes and farms in Northland face higher fire risks. Here’s Fireco’s essential guide to rural and agricultural fire safety to protect your property, family, and livelihood.

Fireco recommends using the start of Daylight Savings as a reminder to check your smoke alarms, fire extinguishers, and other critical safety equipment, ensuring your home or business stays safe all year round.

Fireco simplifies IQP inspections for Auckland and Northland building owners

Unsure where to display your BWOF? Fireco explains NZ regulations, legal obligations, and the benefits of proper Building Warrant of Fitness display

A clean home is a safer home, and spring is the perfect time to make sure your fire prevention systems are working as they should.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, but it’s also the most common place for house fires to start. In fact, according to FENZ, around one in four house fires in New Zealand begin in the kitchen. Most of them are preventable.

The kitchen is the heart of the home, but it’s also the most common place for house fires to start. In fact, according to FENZ, around one in four house fires in New Zealand begin in the kitchen. Most of them are preventable.

If you own or manage a commercial building in Whangārei, fire safety is one responsibility you can’t afford to ignore. It’s not just about ticking boxes for compliance, but about protecting lives, property, and your business’s future.