Detection and alarms designed to keep you and your home safe.
Smoke, heat, and CO alarms are your home’s first line of defence against fire and the hidden danger of carbon monoxide but only if they’re the right type and installed in the right place. Our qualified engineers assess your home and install the protection it actually needs.
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One trusted team. Everything your home needs.
Smoke & Heat Alarms
Early warning if there’s smoke or a fire risk
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Early warning against a gas you can’t detect on your own
SMOKE & HEAT ALARMS
The right type of alarms for your home
Smoke alarms are generally installed on ceilings, positioned so they can detect smoke quickly. How many you need depends on your property and how it’s used there’s no single standard setup.
The most common mistake we see isn’t a missing alarm it’s the wrong grade of system for the property. Getting that right is what keeps your home protected.
blue flame team
Qualified safety specialists
Our engineers are fully qualified and experienced in assessing homes and installing the right detection and alarm systems.
CARBON MONOXIDE ALARMS
Protection against a hidden danger.
Carbon monoxide is a potentially fatal gas which you can’t see, smell or taste. CO alarms must be installed anywhere there’s a fossil-burning appliance so you’ll get an early warning if something’s not right.
Accreditations & certifications
WHY CHOOSE US?
We pride ourselves on delivering reliable, high quality services, every time.
Fixed appointments
So you know exactly when we’ll arrive
Manufacturer backed
Extended warranties on new installations
One team
For install, service and repair
Emergency call out
Here to help 24/7, 365 days of the year
Advice & insights
Advice to help you decide
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Advice & insights
Frequently asked questions
Got questions? We have answers. Browse our most common questions or reach out if you need more help.
Yes, our electrical engineers are NICEIC-registered, so you know any work being done is carried out to a recognised industry standard.
Yes, combined smoke and heat alarms exist and can reduce false alarms in rooms where both risks are present.
It depends on the type of alarm. A battery-powered alarm is quick to fit, while a mains-wired alarm takes a little longer, since it involves connecting into your home’s electrics.
It depends on the job. All our pricing is bespoke, pending a survey.
Monthly, using the test button on the unit. This checks the alarm’s circuit and battery are working, though it won’t tell you if the sensor itself has expired.
Monthly, using the test button on the unit. This checks the alarm’s circuit and battery are working, though it won’t tell you if the sensor itself has expired.
Services
If you want to find out more about our offers before you talk to us, we’ve got all of the information you need below.
ELECTRICAL
EICR Remedial Work
Fixing the issues found on an Electrical Installation Condition Report
HOME SAFETY
Carbon Monoxide Alarms
Early warning against a gas you can’t detect on your own
HOME SAFETY
Smoke & Heart Alarms
Early warning if there’s smoke or a fire risk
Not sure which of these fit?
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