Smoke alarm installation & maintenance
Interlinked smoke and heat alarms, installed and maintained to the standard every Scottish home needs.
What's included
Since February 2022, every home in Scotland has needed interlinked fire alarms: a smoke alarm in the living room and in every hallway and landing, and a heat alarm in the kitchen, all linked so that when one goes off they all do. Homes with a carbon-fuelled appliance, such as a gas boiler, also need a carbon monoxide alarm.
We install mains-wired or sealed long-life battery alarms to that standard, and test, maintain and replace existing systems for homeowners and landlords.
- Interlinked smoke and heat alarms, mains-wired or sealed battery
- Carbon monoxide alarms where they're needed
- Testing and maintenance of existing alarm systems
- Replacing alarms that have reached the end of their life
- Advice for landlords on the Repairing Standard
- Certification for mains-wired installations
Based in Stirling, working across the central belt: Stirling, Falkirk, Glasgow, Edinburgh, West Lothian, Lanarkshire, and further afield across Scotland.
Three simple steps
Get in touch
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Free survey & quote
A clear, fixed price. No obligation.
Installed & certified
Tidy work, fully tested and certified.
Common questions
What alarms does my home need?
A smoke alarm in the living room you use most, one in every hallway and landing, and a heat alarm in the kitchen, all interlinked. If you have a carbon-fuelled appliance or flue, you also need a carbon monoxide alarm.
Mains-wired or battery?
Both meet the standard, as long as battery alarms are sealed, tamper-proof long-life units. Mains-wired alarms suit rewires and renovations; sealed battery alarms are quicker to fit.
How long do alarms last?
Most smoke and heat alarms need replacing after about ten years. The date is usually printed on the alarm.
Need help with smoke alarm installation & maintenance?
Free, no-obligation quotes across the central belt.