Smoke alarm installation in Townsville

Interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms installed and replaced to Queensland legislation, ahead of the 1 January 2027 deadline for every home.

Ready for the 2027 smoke alarm rules

From 1 January 2027, every Queensland home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in set locations. A lot of homes have alarms that beep but still don't comply. We assess your layout and fit exactly what the law requires.

An alarm in every bedroom
An alarm in hallways connecting bedrooms
At least one alarm on every level
Hardwired and interconnected, or sealed ten-year lithium where hardwiring isn't practical
Compliance certificates for landlords and sellers

What you get on a smoke alarm job

Photoelectric, as the law requires

Hardwired and interconnected alarms, or sealed ten-year lithium units where wiring isn't practical.

Every alarm linked

Smoke in one room sets off the alarms in every bedroom.

Assessed room by room

We fit what the legislation calls for in your home, no more and no less.

Built for the tropics

We fit Brooks alarms because they handle heat and humidity and rarely need a callback, with a three to seven year warranty depending on the model.

Certificates provided

Landlords and multi-property owners get compliance certificates for their records or property manager.

Questions before you book

Every Queensland home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in every bedroom, in hallways connecting bedrooms and on every level. We supply, install and certify a compliant system.

One per bedroom, one in each hallway connecting bedrooms and at least one per level. We assess your home and confirm the exact number.

Yes. We install and test across multiple properties and provide compliance certificates for you or your property manager.