Smoke, heat and CO alarms.
Since 1 February 2022 every home in Scotland needs interlinked smoke and heat alarms, and a carbon monoxide alarm wherever there's a fuel-burning appliance or a flue. We fit mains-powered or sealed-battery interlinked systems and test the lot.
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What’s covered
- A smoke alarm in the living room or the room used most
- A smoke alarm in every hallway and landing
- A heat alarm in the kitchen
- A CO alarm beside any boiler, fire or flue
- Interlinking so one going off sets them all off
- Checks as part of planned maintenance
Straight answers.
Do alarms have to be mains powered?
No. Sealed tamper-proof long-life battery alarms are allowed, as long as they're interlinked. We'll recommend what suits the property.
Does a CO alarm need to be interlinked?
It doesn't have to be, but linking it to the smoke and heat alarms gives better protection, so we'll offer it where it makes sense.
Also from us.
EICRs for rented propertyThe landlord electrical safety certificate, done properly and back to you fast.Fuse box and consumer unit replacementOld boards out, modern RCBO protection in, certified on completion.PAT testingLandlord-supplied appliances tested and labelled, usually on the EICR visit.Emergency and reactive call-outsNo power, burning smell, a trip that won't reset. Call us.
“They do what they say they will do when they say they will do it, no excuses. Anything that has ever come up, Jamie and the team communicate with you and always propose a solution.”