Protect your family, tenants or business with fully compliant smoke alarms. We ensure you meet Queensland's 2022 smoke alarm laws.
Smoke alarms save lives — but only when properly installed, maintained and compliant with Queensland fire safety legislation. Since January 2022, stricter smoke alarm laws apply in Queensland, with full compliance required across all properties by 2027.
Our licensed electricians install and maintain photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms to the latest Queensland standards. We work with homeowners, landlords and property managers to ensure every property is fully compliant.
What's Included
New photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms installed to the latest Queensland fire safety standards.
Upgrade existing alarms to meet Queensland's 2022 legislation. We assess your property and install what's required.
Regular testing and battery replacement to ensure all alarms are functional and compliant at all times.
Landlords and property managers — we handle smoke alarm compliance for rental properties and provide compliance certificates.
Why Choose Us
We stay up to date with QLD smoke alarm legislation so you don't have to worry about compliance.
We provide documentation confirming your property meets Queensland's smoke alarm requirements.
Most residential smoke alarm jobs are completed in a single visit with minimal disruption.
Common Questions
Since 2022, all new builds and properties being sold or leased must have photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms in every bedroom, hallways, and on each storey. By 2027, all properties must comply.
Queensland law requires photoelectric smoke alarms in every bedroom, hallways connecting bedrooms to the rest of the house, and on every storey — including basements and the garage if it has a habitable space attached.
Queensland requires photoelectric (optical) alarms, which respond faster to slow-smouldering fires. Ionisation alarms respond faster to flaming fires but are slower with smouldering ones — they are no longer acceptable under current QLD law.
Yes. Landlords must have compliant photoelectric, interconnected smoke alarms installed before any new lease is signed or renewed. All rental properties must be fully compliant by 2027.
Most smoke alarms have a 10-year lifespan after which the sensor degrades and they must be replaced. We check the manufacture date during maintenance visits.
Hardwired, interconnected smoke alarms must be installed by a licensed electrician in Queensland. Battery-only alarms in some situations can be self-installed, but we recommend professional installation for compliance certainty.
Cost depends on the number of alarms and whether hardwiring is required. Contact us for a free quote — most residential installations are straightforward and affordable.
Call Nathan and the team for a free quote on Smoke Alarms services anywhere in Brisbane.