Sector
Hospitality
Hospitality venues rely on safe, welcoming and compliant buildings to deliver exceptional guest experiences. British Safety Group provides specialist cleaning, passive fire and building hygiene services across hotels, restaurants, leisure venues and hospitality environments.
Guest
Safety & Comfort
24hr
Response Target
UK-wide
Coverage
Overview
One partner for hospitality.
In hospitality environments, building safety plays a vital role in protecting guests, supporting day-to-day operations and maintaining compliance. From ventilation hygiene and passive fire protection to air and water hygiene, critical building systems must be maintained to create safe, comfortable and welcoming spaces.
British Safety Group brings together specialist cleaning, passive fire and building hygiene services under one trusted group, helping hotels, restaurants, leisure venues and hospitality businesses maintain safer, healthier and more compliant environments through expert services, clear reporting and recognised industry standards.
Our services
Everything we do for hospitality.
From specialist cleaning to compliance testing and maintenance — the full range, from one accountable group.
Kitchen Extract Cleaning
Maintain clean, TR19®-compliant kitchen extraction systems to reduce fire risk and support safe commercial kitchens.
Fire Door Inspections
Inspect fire doors to help protect guests, staff and visitors while maintaining passive fire compliance.
Legionella Risk Assessments
Assess and manage water hygiene risks across guest accommodation and hot & cold water systems.
Across the sector
Every hospitality environment.
Hotels
Hotels rely on safe, comfortable and compliant buildings to protect guests, staff and visitors. We help maintain critical building systems through specialist cleaning, passive fire and building hygiene services.
- TR19 Grease Compliance
- Water hygiene
- Fire safety compliance
Testimonials
Trusted on sites across the UK.
Speak to the team
Ready when you are.
Get a clear, no-obligation quotation — or call and talk it through with an engineer first.