
Smoke and heat alarm installation fits mains-powered, interlinked alarms that all sound together when one detects a fire. We install smoke and heat alarms in homes and rented properties across Manchester.

When alarms are interlinked, a fire detected in the kitchen sets off every alarm in the house, so you hear it even upstairs with doors closed. Mains-powered alarms with battery backup keep working in a power cut and don't rely on you changing batteries.
Smoke alarms suit hallways, landings and living rooms, where they detect fires early. Kitchens and garages need heat alarms instead, as cooking fumes and dust would set off a smoke alarm too often. We plan the right type for each space.
In England, private landlords must have at least one working smoke alarm on every storey used as living space. HMOs and larger properties often need more, depending on the council's licence conditions. We help landlords meet these rules and keep records.
We look at the layout of your home, including hallways, landings, the kitchen and any loft room, and recommend where each alarm should go. We check the nearest lighting circuit for a mains supply, then give you a free, no-obligation quote.
On the day, we fit the alarm bases, connect them to the mains and interlink them, either by cable or radio. We test that every alarm sounds when one is triggered, show you how to test and silence them, and give you a certificate.
Call or send us a message about the job. We'll get back to you the same day to arrange a visit.
An electrician looks at the work and gives you a free, no-obligation quote before anything starts.
We complete the job, test everything we've worked on and give you the certificate for your records.
At least one on every floor, usually in the hallway and on each landing, plus a heat alarm in the kitchen. Larger homes, loft conversions and open-plan layouts may need more. We plan the number and positions based on your home's layout.
The legal minimum for most private lets in England is a working smoke alarm on each storey, which can be battery powered. HMOs and some licensed properties must have mains-powered, interlinked systems. We check your property type and fit the right system.
Most smoke and heat alarms should be replaced every 10 years, as the sensors become less reliable with age. The date is usually printed on the side. Test them monthly by pressing the button, and replace any that don't sound.
Yes. Radio-interlinked alarms connect to each other without cables between rooms, which avoids lifting floors or chasing walls. Each alarm still runs from the mains or a sealed long-life battery. They're a good option for finished homes, flats and rented properties.
We fit smoke and heat alarms in Manchester and the towns below. Choose your area for details.
Tell us how many floors your home has, or if it's rented, and we'll give you a free quote for the alarms.