Fire Detection & Alarms
Design, installation, commissioning, certification and servicing of conventional, addressable and wireless systems to I.S. 3218.
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Fire Alarm Servicing & Fire Safety Compliance in Dublin
ADS Group is based at Ballymount House, Parkway Business Centre, Dublin 24, and Dublin is the county we cover most densely. We design, install, commission, certify and maintain commercial fire detection and alarm systems, emergency lighting, fire fighting equipment, intruder alarms and CCTV, and we hold over 1,300 active maintenance contracts nationally. We can also take over a system installed by another contractor and bring its certification up to date.
What we cover in Dublin
Fire Fighting Equipment
Extinguishers, hose reels, fire blankets and suppression, supplied, serviced and certified to I.S. 291.
Learn moreEmergency Lighting
Emergency lighting design, installation and the monthly and annual testing regime required by I.S. 3217.
Learn moreIntruder Alarms
Grade 2 and Grade 3 intruder systems monitored 24/7 through an Alarm Receiving Centre.
Learn moreCCTV & Surveillance
HD IP camera systems with remote viewing, retention and GDPR-aware configuration.
Learn moreMaintenance & Compliance
Scheduled servicing, certification and 24/7 callout under a single maintenance contract.
Learn moreWritten for Dublin
Detail pages covering what each service involves for Dublin buildings specifically.
What buildings in Dublin usually need
Dense mixed-use building stock
Dublin combines apartment developments over retail, converted period buildings and modern office fit-outs in the same street. Each of those carries a different cause and effect strategy, and the fire alarm certificate has to reflect the building as it is used today, not as it was designed.
Multi-site estates under one manager
A lot of Dublin facilities managers run eight or ten buildings across different postcodes. We schedule those on one contract with one certificate pack, so the whole estate is renewed together rather than drifting out of date building by building.
Inspections arrive with little notice
Fire officer visits, insurer surveys and due diligence on a sale all ask for the same thing: a current certificate and a complete service history. We keep both, so a request for records does not turn into a week of searching.
Base in Dublin 24
Our engineers, stores and office are in Dublin 24, so parts and callouts for Dublin sites do not depend on travel from another county. Emergency callout runs 24/7, every day of the year.
Towns and areas we cover in Dublin
- Dublin City Centre (Dublin 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8)
- Dublin 12, 22 and 24, including Ballymount, Tallaght and Clondalkin
- Sandyford, Dundrum and Dublin 18
- Blanchardstown, Finglas and Dublin 15
- Swords, Santry and Dublin Airport Logistics Park
- Dún Laoghaire, Blackrock and the south coast
Sectors we work in across Dublin
Fire safety in Dublin: frequently asked questions
- Do you service fire alarms across all of Dublin?
- Yes. We cover every Dublin postcode and the surrounding commuter belt from our base at Ballymount House, Parkway Business Centre, Dublin 24. Emergency callout operates 24/7.
- How often does a commercial fire alarm in Dublin need to be serviced?
- I.S. 3218 requires quarterly inspection and servicing by a competent person, with an annual certificate covering the full system. The standard applies nationally, so a Dublin building is on the same schedule as any other commercial premises in Ireland.
- Can you take over a system another company installed?
- Yes. We survey the existing system, report on its condition and any non-conformances, then put it on a maintenance contract and issue certification from that point forward.
- Do you work outside office hours in Dublin?
- Our office hours are 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Thursday and 8:30am to 4:00pm Friday. Emergency callout is available 24 hours a day, and planned works can be scheduled outside trading hours where a building cannot be disturbed during the day.
Not sure what your building needs? Read our fire safety compliance guide for Irish buildings or talk to our team.