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Smoke alarms that meet Queensland's 2027 rules.

Free, no-obligation quote · Brisbane and SEQ

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  • 100%of profit
    to charity
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  • ISO 9001 certified quality management system
  • ISO 14001 certified environmental management system
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Compliant alarms, fitted properly.

From 1 January 2027, every Queensland home needs interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms. We install and replace hardwired alarms, tell you exactly where they're needed, and test that every alarm sounds together before we leave.

Brands we install

  • Clipsal
  • Red Smoke Alarms

We tell you exactly what's needed.

We check every bedroom, hallway and storey against the rules, and only quote the alarms your home needs.

Hardwired, by licensed electricians.

If your alarms are hardwired now, the new ones must be too. Our own electricians fit photoelectric alarms that meet AS 3786-2014.

Tested together before we leave.

Every alarm is interconnected, so they all sound together. We test each one and leave you a record of the work.

100% of our profit goes to charity.

You pay a fair price for licensed work, and every dollar of profit funds high-impact charities. See where it goes

What smoke alarms cost.

The price depends on how many alarms your home needs, whether you have existing hardwired alarms, and how easy it is to reach the ceiling space.

Hardwired photoelectric

Per alarm

From $180 inc GST
A Red Smoke Alarms hardwired photoelectric alarm replacing an existing hardwired alarm, interconnected and tested. Clipsal alarms and new cabling are quoted separately.

Three-bedroom, single storey

Typical home

From $550 inc GST
Usually four alarms, one in each bedroom and one in the hallway, replacing existing hardwired alarms. Extra alarms or new cabling are quoted separately.

Landlords and property managers

Rentals

Quoted per group of properties
One quote for your properties, with access arranged around your tenants.

Prices include GST. Every job is quoted in writing before it starts.

Tell us about your home and the alarms you have now.

What happens next Someone from our team (a real person, not a bot) reads your request and gets back to you within one business day.
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Three steps to compliant alarms.

Tell us about your home

Share how many bedrooms and storeys you have, and what alarms you have now.

We confirm what you need

You get a written quote with the number and position of every alarm.

We install and test them

We fit and interconnect your alarms, test that they all sound together and leave you a record.

Home customers, in their own words.

5 star Google review

I had a couple of extras to add last minute, awkward spaces to squeeze in and children, plants and animals to dodge, but it was all taken in stride with a smile and completed swiftly and efficiently.

Jonathon · Home electrical customer

Smoke alarm FAQ

Do owner-occupied homes have to comply?

Yes. From 1 January 2027, all Queensland homes need interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms, not just rentals and homes being sold. The Queensland Fire Department's smoke alarm guidance has the full details.

Can I keep my existing smoke alarms?

Only if they're photoelectric, meet AS 3786-2014, are interconnected, are less than 10 years old, and are in all the required locations. Many older alarms are ionisation types or aren't interconnected, so they need replacing.

Do I need an electrician?

Only for hardwired alarms. Wireless alarms with a non-removable 10-year battery can be fitted yourself, but if your existing alarms are hardwired, the replacements must be hardwired too, and installed by a licensed electrician.

Where do the alarms go?

In every bedroom, in hallways or rooms that connect bedrooms to the rest of the home, and on every storey. We confirm the right positions for your layout.

Do you work with property managers?

Yes. Tell us how many properties you manage and we'll quote them together, then arrange access around your tenants.

Bring your smoke alarms up to standard.

Tell us how many bedrooms and storeys your home has and what alarms you have now.

Every install helps fund high-impact charities.

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