Professional Smoke Alarm Services for Homes, Rentals & Businesses
Looking for reliable smoke alarm installation and maintenance in Hurstville or greater
Sydney? We provide expert, fully compliant smoke alarm installations and maintenance to keep
your property
safe while meeting NSW legal requirements.
Whether you're a homeowner, landlord, or business owner, we ensure every smoke alarm is
correctly installed, tested, and maintained to Australian Standard AS 3786:2014.
Smoke alarms are a vital safety feature for every home, business, and commercial property in
Hurstville. They provide critical early warning in the event of a fire, giving occupants
precious time to escape, alert emergency services, and minimise damage.
In New South Wales, residential and commercial fires cause dozens of deaths, hundreds of
injuries, and millions in property loss each year. Many of these tragedies could be
prevented with compliant, properly functioning smoke alarms.
Whether you're a homeowner, landlord, business owner, or property manager, it's essential to
ensure your smoke alarms are correctly installed, tested regularly, and well maintained.
For both residential and commercial properties, smoke alarm compliance offers:
From apartments and homes to offices, shops, and warehouses — we provide expert smoke alarm solutions tailored to meet the needs of your property in Hurstville.
Best for detecting smouldering fires. Highly recommended.
Effective for fast-flaming fires, commonly installed in kitchens or hallways.
All alarms sound together; ideal for multi-storey or multi-room homes in Hurstville.
Installed directly into your mains power, perfect for long-term safety and compliance.
We make it simple and stress-free for Hurstville residents to meet their smoke alarm obligations:
Call or enquire online for an obligation-free quote from our experts.
We inspect and recommend optimal alarm placements.
Clean, compliant and fast alarm installation by our team.
Thorough testing and ongoing maintenance to keep you up to date.
If you're a landlord, homeowner, or business owner in Hurstville, you are legally required to install and maintain compliant smoke alarms in accordance with NSW fire safety legislation. These requirements are in place to protect lives and property whether a family home, investment property, office, shopfront, or commercial premises. Under the latest NSW guidelines:
Failing to comply can result in fines and increased liability in the event of a fire. We help ensure full compliance for both residential and commercial properties in Hurstville and across NSW, providing expert installation, testing, maintenance, and replacement services.
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Questions and Answers for residents, property owners and business owners in Hurstville.
Under NSW law, smoke alarms must be installed in every level of a home, specifically in hallways near bedrooms and living areas. For best protection, smoke alarms should also be installed in bedrooms and stairways. Always engage a licensed technician to ensure correct placement and compliance with AS 3786:2014.
At least one smoke alarm per level is required, but experts recommend additional alarms in each bedroom and living area. A professional can assess your property and install the correct number of alarms to meet NSW safety standards.
Yes. As of March 1, 2020, photoelectric smoke alarms that comply with Australian Standard AS 3786:2014 are mandatory in all new dwellings and recommended for all homes. Always use certified, expert-installed alarms.
Yes. Landlords in NSW must install, test, and maintain smoke alarms in accordance with the law. It is also their responsibility to replace alarms every 10 years and test them annually. Contact a professional compliance service to manage this properly.
Intermittent chirping typically indicates a low battery or an expired alarm. Do not attempt to disable or replace it yourself. Contact a smoke alarm expert to test and safely service or replace the unit.
For replaceable battery models, the battery should be changed annually. Alarms with 10-year lithium batteries must be replaced entirely at the end of their lifespan. Book a yearly inspection to keep your system compliant.
Every 10 years, even if it still seems to work. This is a legal requirement in NSW. A licensed technician can check the manufacturing date and replace the unit as needed.
DIY installation is not recommended and may not comply with NSW fire safety laws. Always engage a licensed electrician or smoke alarm compliance professional for correct installation and certification.
NSW recommends monthly testing using the test button. However, annual professional testing is required for rentals and highly recommended for homeowners. Smoke alarm services can provide full compliance checks and documentation.
Yes. Commercial, industrial, and mixed-use buildings in NSW are subject to fire safety regulations under the Building Code of Australia and local council requirements. A licensed fire protection provider should assess your premises and ensure full compliance.
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