Contact us
New to Clearway?
It's quicker and easier than calling, to send us a message via the website.
Send a messageWe're in the office
Send us a message or call us and we'll get back to you shortly.
We're currently away
Send us a message and we'll get back to you shortly.
Find the team you're looking for below if you need to speak to us.
To reach our Trespass Response Team out of hours:
01405 455 018Vacant Property Services
01322 332211Temporary & Mobile CCTV
0370 770 6811Alarm Receiving Centre
0370 770 6811Fire & Security Systems
0121 561 1214Commercial Financial Recovery & Commercial Eviction Services
0800 002 9049To reach our Trespass Response Team out of hours:
01405 455 018Clearway installs warehouse fire alarm systems that detect early signs of fire and provide 24/7 monitoring to protect your premises. Warehouse fire alarm systems are designed to detect early signs of fire within warehouse environments, providing rapid alerts and continuous monitoring to ensure safety.
Warehouse facilities are often vulnerable to numerous fire risks, resulting in inventory losses, damage to buildings and equipment, reputational damage, and even risks to safety or loss of life in the most severe circumstances.
We provide a full suite of warehouse fire alarms, ensuring owners fulfil their obligations to safeguard staff and assets, preventing avoidable fires from occurring, expediting emergency evacuations, and ensuring there is no potential that a fire could occur outside of working hours and be allowed to spread.
Clearway’s commercial fire safety advisers can recommend the best fire alarm systems for warehouses of every size, focusing on pre-emptive fire detection, rapid evacuations, integrations with all elements of your fire safety approach, and the safeguarding of personnel and assets against all possible causes of fire, 24/7.



ISO and BAFE-accredited fire detection is crucial for warehouses, with commercial-grade alarm systems that incorporate the necessary sensitivity, scope and capacity to provide always-on fire protection across your facility. Advanced fire detectors react to even subtle signs of an early fire, such as heat, ash particles or low-level flames. They are equipped with AI-enabled tech to verify whether any alert is a genuine emergency or a false alarm.

Installing fire suppression equipment, particularly in higher-risk areas such as heavy vehicle storage bays, areas with flammable substances and chemicals, or high-heat machinery, is one of the best ways to avoid any uncontained fire. Fire suppression can restrict the path of the fire to keep evacuation routes clear or prevent the fire from spreading out of control, protecting people and assets and ensuring the emergency services can put out the fire swiftly.

Digital time and attendance tracking removes uncertainty in the event of a live fire risk. Systems can verify immediately how many personnel and visitors are in the warehouse, in which zones, and which have left the building. Secure data logs are stored in the cloud for immediate access, tracking the footfalls of individuals on-site, ensuring roll calls are accurate, and confirming that everybody has been properly accounted for.

Well-maintained, strategically positioned, and easy-to-use fire extinguishers are ideal for warehouses. The right types of extinguishers are required next to all possible ignition points or flammables to ensure an early-stage fire can be put out swiftly. We can offer bespoke advice to ensure you know the right number of extinguishers to fit, the types of fire suppression materials they should contain, the trained personnel you require on-site at any one time, and ongoing maintenance and servicing.

Having tried and tested procedures in place is key to effective warehouse fire safety, with a defined way to confirm that all people on site have safely evacuated, been recorded, and know exactly how and when to leave the building. Our upgraded roll call systems support health and safety compliance while covering everything from emergency evacuation routes to roll call logging, warehouse re-entry policies and urgent changes to evacuation methods when certain exit points or doors are unsafe.

One of the biggest concerns for warehouse managers is that a fire might begin overnight, during the weekend, or when the premises are otherwise unoccupied, and might not be noticed until it is far too late. Always-on monitoring through our Gold Standard centre ensures that any alarm, false alert, or pre-emptive fire warning is investigated, with liaison with your nominated personnel or the emergency services as soon as any live event is verified.
Fire risks naturally vary between warehouses, and additional caution is required for any logistics or storage firm working with higher-volatility flammables, explosives, or chemicals that are more susceptible to fire.
Our approach is always to start by analysing your risks, current fire safety set-up and the prevalent threats that require prompt controls, ensuring we recommend fire alarms and supporting infrastructure that keeps every possible fire risk under firm control.
Flammable Material Fires
Chemicals, canisters, fireworks, unstable liquids, and gases can all contribute to large-scale warehouse fires if not correctly managed. Enhanced fire safety assets around these areas, including fire suppression, purpose-designed extinguishers, and alarm systems, can lower the risk profile of any warehouse facility by a significant margin.
Packaging and Inventory Fires
Paper, card, adhesives, and large quantities of stock can all elevate fire risks. Issues around poorly applied heat-sealing or shrink-wrapping are common factors in warehouse fires. Installing AI-activated fire detection means any slight increase in risk or the potential of a fire is identified and circulated for prompt reaction.
Equipment and Electrical Fires
Heat, sparks, and flames created by forklifts, gas-powered trolleys, electricals, and wiring are major concerns. Issues like overuse of power sockets or dust and debris can make a moderate fire risk considerably more dangerous, making responsive alarms and fire suppression essential.
Arson and Intrusions
Deliberate trespassing, arson attacks, and perimeter breaches can all pose security and fire risks. We can suggest security surveillance, physical safeguards, access controls, and advanced fire alarms to mitigate both aspects and ensure your warehouse is invulnerable to arson and deliberate criminal damage.

As an experienced security company, we have consulted with countless warehouse owners over the years, from localised logistics firms to nationwide or multinational warehousing corporations, each with its own concerns, risks, fire safety protocols, and workforces.
Our commercial security and fire safety specialists have unparalleled know-how and offer independent advice to ensure your fire safety is fully compliant, addresses all of the prevalent fire risks on your premise, and benefits from the proper supporting protocols and controls to guarantee evacuations, fire service communications and early fire detection are always responsive.
While each warehouse, logistics facility and depot may have different vulnerabilities and concerns, flammable materials are by far the cause of the vast majority of warehouse fires. That includes fires involving chemicals, stocks and packaging materials, which can ignite following sparks, electrical issues or raised heat.
Fortunately, by reviewing the nature of inventory and assets within a warehouse, these fires are also largely preventable, with various devices and solutions available to pre-empt serious fires or stop a blaze from taking hold.
Email us at enquiries@clearway.co.uk
It looks like you’ve submitted your information in the wrong section of our website. No problem—if you’re looking to apply for a job, you can do so by viewing our current vacancies. Click below to find and apply for roles through the proper channel.
View our current vacancies