Colder months mean more time indoors — ovens on, heaters running, and candles lit. It’s the ideal moment to check your smoke and heat alarms are up to date and in the right locations.
Smoke Alarms: Are Yours Up to Date Before Winter?
The modern standard for homes
- A smoke alarm on each floor
- A heat alarm in the kitchen (avoids false alarms from steam)
- Interlinked alarms so if one sounds, they all sound
- Replace alarms around the 10-year mark (sensors degrade)
We install wired or 10-year sealed battery alarms from trusted brands and test them properly before we leave.
Typical issues we fix
- Missing alarms on landings or in loft conversions
- A smoke alarm fitted in the kitchen instead of a heat alarm
- Out-of-date units past their replace-by date
- Random beeping (low battery or end-of-life signals)
Carbon monoxide (CO) alarms
If you have a gas boiler, open fire, or log burner, a CO alarm is essential. We’ll recommend the right location and test the device.
Simple process, fast install
- Quick survey and advice
- Clear quote (single alarm or a full set)
- Install, interlink, test, label
- Demonstration and maintenance tips (like monthly testing)
FAQs
Q: Can you link new alarms to my existing ones?
A: Often yes, depending on make and model. We’ll check on site.
Q: Do I need mains-wired or battery?
A: Both are acceptable when correctly specified; we’ll suggest the best option for your home layout.
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Local, NAPIT-registered installs across Norwich, Eaton, and Cringleford.