The right type of detector for your home

Smoke and heat alarms give you the earliest possible warning of a fire, but not every room needs the same alarm. Our qualified engineers assess your home’s layout and how you use it, so you get smoke and heat detection that’s actually suited to your property.

HOMEOWNERS AND LANDLORDS

Who needs a smoke or heat alarm?

Smoke and heat alarms are required in most residential properties, with requirements varying depending on the type of property and occupancy. Landlords must provide suitable smoke alarms on each storey used as living accommodation. Heat alarms may also be appropriate in kitchens or areas where smoke alarms could cause false alarms.

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HOW IT WORKS

What happens on installation day?

Our engineer will assess your home’s layout and risks, identify the right alarm types and locations, and install and interconnect the alarms where required. We test every unit before we leave, and explain how to test and maintain them going forward.

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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

smoke & heat ALARMS

What’s included?

Every installation includes a proper assessment of your home and ends with alarms tested and ready to protect it.

A formal quote which covers installation and any parts
Installation of the right alarm type — battery-powered or mains-wired
A test of every alarm before we leave
An explanation of how to maintain your alarms going forward

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GOOD TO KNOW

Good to know before you book

Here are a few things worth knowing ahead of your installation:

It’s a landlord’s legal duty

At least one smoke alarm per storey is required by law

Installation is usually quick

A straightforward job lasts 1-2 hours but may last longer if you need several alarms.

Clear access helps

Where possible, make sure your engineer can easily reach the areas the work’s happening in

Accreditations & certifications

Advice & insights

Frequently asked questions

Still got questions about electrical installations? Take a look at our most common questions or talk to us 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.