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Smoke and CO alarms
sited, tested, recorded

Working alarms in the right rooms, tested when the tenancy starts — and a grown-up fire system when a handful of domestics is the wrong answer.

Honest scope: England private-rented alarm rules are not the same as a BS 5839 HMO design. We will say which conversation you are in.

What this hub covers

Domestic alarms versus a designed system

Many single lets need storey smoke coverage and CO alarms where a fixed combustion appliance sits. Shared houses and licence conditions often need fire alarms instead.

Guide: smoke and CO alarms. Service: smoke-co-alarms.

Typical work

  • Supply and siting of smoke and CO alarms
  • Replacement of life-expired sealed units
  • Day-of-let test notes for the tenancy file
  • Honest step-up to a designed fire-alarm quote when the layout demands it
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Who it is for

Who books this

Re-lets

Alarms missing, chirping, or past the printed end-of-life date.

New landlords

First file, unsure what “each storey” means on a split-level conversion.

Agents

A consistent spec across a small portfolio without overselling panels.

How we work

Three steps, then a written quote

Step 1

Send the property

Address, property type, certificates already on file, and access notes.

Step 2

We scope & quote

No catalogue prices here — layouts vary. You get a written quote after scope.

Step 3

Attend & document

Visit, inspect or install as agreed, then issue the records your file needs.

Questions we hear first

Do you fit interlinked alarms?

Yes when the layout or the FRA wants them. Say what is already there.

Is this an HMO fire-alarm package?

No. HMO package landings live on PR #3 and are not duplicated here.

Free quote

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Storeys and existing detectors first. We will not upsell a panel you do not need.

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