Smoke Alarms

Smoke alarms are easy to forget about until they matter.

Current standards require photoelectric alarms to be replaced every 10 years.
Older, yellowing or ionisation alarms are typically outdated.

Upgrading brings your home up to modern safety standards and proper protection.

Time to update them?

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About Smoke Alarms

Alarms must be interconnected so when one activates they all activate.

This alerts the entire home immediately and gives you time to respond.

This can be achieved with hard wiring or RF interconnection where cabling is not practical.

Installed neatly and tested on completion.

No unnecessary work and no surprises.

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Trusted by homeowners across NE Adelaide

Straightforward work, straightforward results

"They came when they said they would, did the job right, and the bill matched the quote."
Jennifer Walsh
Homeowner, Portland
"I had a breaker that kept tripping. They diagnosed it in minutes and fixed it without trying to sell me a new panel. That's integrity."
Marcus Johnson
Homeowner, Seattle
"The whole rewiring project took less time than they estimated. They cleaned up after themselves and left everything working perfectly."
Elena Rodriguez
Homeowner, Vancouver
"Called on a Saturday morning with an electrical emergency. They answered, came out, and solved it before lunch. That's the kind of service you remember."
Thomas Bennett
Homeowner, Portland
"No upsell, no pressure, just solid work at a fair price."
Amanda Price
Homeowner, Eugene
"They explained what needed doing and why. Then they did it, and it stayed done."
Christopher Gray
Homeowner, Bend

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