Get Your Smoke Alarms Sorted. Finally.

Been putting it off since the law changed? We supply and fit wireless interlinked smoke and heat alarms across Scotland. £365 flats, £395 houses. Done in under an hour. Legal for ten years.

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Get Your Smoke Alarms Sorted Finally

Established in 2017. Fitting Interlinked Smoke Alarms Before It Was Even Law. Just professional installs, official certificates, and a five-year guarantee that actually means something.

Top-Rated Service

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No Contracts, No Hidden Costs

Why We're The Highest-Rated Smoke Alarm Fitters in Scotland.

Every customer gets the same thing: law compliant alarms with a 10 year lifespan, proper installation, your Compliance Passport, your Moisture Map, your Silent Gas Check, five-year service guarantee. No up-selling. No pressure. No messing about. You book a slot. We turn up. We fit your alarms. We test they're all linked. We take your readings. We hand you the paperwork. Job done in under an hour.

Here’s What You Actually Get

  • Wireless interlinked systems, so when one goes off, they all go off.
  • Fitted properly by a team who’ve done this thousands of times.
  • Your Compliance Passport: the official certificate that proves you're compliant, dated and listing every alarm. Your solicitor asks for it when you sell. Your insurer might ask for it if you ever claim.
  • Five-Year Guarantee: Anything stops working in five years, we come back and sort it at zero cost to you. Not your problem. Ours.
  • Your Moisture Map: before we leave, we take a reading in every room and show you how many litres of water are floating in your air, which room's worst, and exactly what to do about it. Nobody else in Scotland hands you this.
  • Your Silent Gas Check: we measure the carbon monoxide in your home at levels far below what would ever set an alarm off, and tell you the number.
  • One visit, under an hour. You book a slot, we turn up in it, you make a cup of tea. We're gone before it's cold.

While we're in, we'll show you something nobody else does.

Every home in Scotland is holding water in the air. Cooking, showers, drying washing on the radiators, breathing. It's normal. What isn't normal is how much some houses are holding and almost nobody knows their own number.

So while we're fitting your alarms, we take a reading in every room and build you a Moisture Map:

  • How many litres of water are floating in your air right now. Not a percentage. Litres. It usually surprises people.
  • Which room is worst, and it's rarely the one people assume.
  • Whether it's coming from how the house is being lived in, or from the building itself. Two completely different problems, two completely different fixes, and getting them the wrong way round costs people thousands.
  • What to actually do about it, in plain English, starting with the free stuff.

It takes a few extra minutes, and it costs you nothing on top. We've not found another company in Scotland handing this to a customer.  It's a set of readings and what they mean, not a damp survey, and we're not surveyors. We don't sell damp-proofing either, so we've no reason to find a problem that isn't there. If your readings point at something structural, we'll tell you straight and tell you who to ring.

The one your alarm won't tell you about

A carbon monoxide alarm is not a meter. It's built to stay silent until the level in your home is high enough to be an emergency, around fifty parts per million. Below that, it says nothing, for years.

The trouble is that long spells at levels well under that can leave people with headaches, sickness, tiredness and broken sleep. It gets put down to a bug that won't shift, or a cold house, or getting older.

So while we're in, we take a Silent Gas Check, we measure what's actually in the air in the rooms with a boiler, fire or cooker, and we tell you the number.

Most homes read zero, and you get to stop wondering. If yours doesn't, you get the number in writing and we tell you to ring a Gas Safe registered engineer.

To be straight with you: we're alarm fitters, not gas engineers. We don't touch your appliances and we're not allowed to. Only a Gas Safe registered engineer can look at those. We measure, we tell you what we found, and we've nothing to sell you either way.

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Scottish Law requires wireless interlinked smoke alarms in your home. This has been law since 2022 and lot of homeowners and renters still haven't done it.