Protect Your Tenants

Affordable alarm installation for flats, HMOs, and rental homes.

Why Install Carbon Monoxide Alarms?

Carbon monoxide is invisible, odorless, and deadly. Installing alarms helps protect tenants and ensures your property meets the Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm (Amendment) Regulations 2022.

Here’s Why It’s Vital:

What’s Included in Our Installation Service

Our installation process is fast, simple, and hassle-free:

For added safety, explore our Smoke & Heat Alarm Installation service.

Pricing for Carbon Monoxide Alarm Installation

Our pricing is transparent and competitive:

1-2 Bedroom Properties:

Starting at £60 per alarm.

Larger Properties (Flats or HMOs):

Custom quotes based on size and number of alarms.

Quick Tips for Maintaining Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Track maintenance records effectively with our Gas Safety Log Book Setup service.

Test Monthly:

Use the button to confirm they’re working.

Replace Batteries Every Year:

Ensure consistent performance.

Replace Alarms After 5–7 Years:

Check the date on the device.

Keep a Safety Log:

Record tests and replacements for landlord checks or audits.

FAQS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What does a carbon monoxide alarm do?

It detects dangerous carbon monoxide gas and warns tenants with a loud beep. Alarms help prevent fatal gas poisoning.

Where should alarms be installed?

Near boilers, cookers, or fireplaces (1–3 meters away).
Close to bedrooms or hallways where tenants sleep.

Shared areas like kitchens or lounges in HMOs.

Are alarms required for all rental properties?

Yes, UK laws require carbon monoxide alarms in rooms with solid fuel appliances and recommend them near gas appliances for extra safety.

How often should alarms be checked?

Monthly: Press the test button to ensure they work.
Annually: Replace batteries to maintain reliability.

What should I do if an alarm sounds?

- Get everyone outside into fresh air immediately.
- Call the National Gas Emergency Service (0800 111 999).
- Arrange a gas safety inspection with a certified engineer.

What happens if alarms aren’t installed?

Landlords risk fines of up to £5,000.
It leaves tenants vulnerable to harmful gas leaks.

Why install alarms near gas appliances?

While only required for solid fuel appliances, gas appliances like boilers can also leak carbon monoxide, so alarms provide an extra layer of safety.

How long do carbon monoxide alarms last?

Most alarms last between 5–7 years. Check the manufacturer’s label for exact replacement dates.

Do you install alarms across London?

Yes, we serve all London boroughs, including Camden, Hackney, Westminster, and nearby areas.