Keep tenants safe with expert alarm installation. Serving all London boroughs.
Working smoke and heat alarms are essential for rental properties. They keep tenants safe, reduce fire risks, and help landlords meet UK fire safety requirements.
Here’s why landlords across London choose us:
Check out our Fire Risk Assessment for Residential Properties to identify all fire hazards in your property.
Different property types have unique needs when it comes to smoke and heat alarms. Here’s what you need to know:
Our expert team installs smoke and heat alarms to meet BS 5839-6:2019 standards, ensuring the best fire protection for your property. Here’s what you get:
We inspect your property to determine the best alarm placement for maximum safety.
Alarms installed on every floor and near bedrooms for optimal detection.
Designed for kitchens and garages, reducing false alarms while improving safety.
For HMOs, we install interlinked alarms that ensure all alarms sound together, meeting safety rules for multi-occupancy buildings.
We’ll explain how to test alarms and maintain them for long-term reliability.
Our smoke and heat alarm installation services are affordable and tailored to suit your property type:
We offer professional installations across London, including Camden, Hackney, Westminster, and other boroughs.
Starting at £90
From £150
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Yes, interlinked alarms are required for HMOs under UK fire safety standards. This ensures all alarms sound at the same time, providing faster warnings to tenants.
Yes! We provide professional alarm installation services for landlords in Camden, Hackney, Westminster, and other London areas.
Landlords face fines of up to £5,000 under the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations 2015 for failing to install working smoke and heat alarms.
Yes! We also provide carbon monoxide alarm installation for properties with gas or solid-fuel appliances.
Yes, smoke and heat alarms are required by UK law for rental properties. Under the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm Regulations 2015, landlords must ensure:
Failure to install working alarms can result in fines up to £5,000, putting both tenants’ safety and landlords’ reputation at risk.
