Smoke Alarm Service

It covers everything your detectors need: replacing worn or expired units, hardwiring new alarms with battery backup, interconnecting them so one alert sounds the whole system, fixing nuisance false alarms, and installing detectors in rooms that lack coverage. The electricians in our network handle it all in one visit when possible.

Changing a battery is easy enough on your own, but hardwired and interconnected detectors run on line voltage and call for an electrician. A pro guarantees the wiring is safe, the placement is right, and your alarms actually talk to each other the way they should.

The number of units, whether they're hardwired or battery powered, and whether interconnect wiring is needed all factor in. A single replacement commonly runs about $75 to $150, and a multi-unit hardwired, interconnected setup usually falls between $200 and $600. You'll get an upfront quote before work begins.

Yes. An alarm that won't stop sounding or one that's gone dead needs prompt attention, so the electricians we work with offer same-day and emergency appointments. Get in touch and we'll match you with a pro who can come out quickly.

We connect you with vetted, reliable electricians who arrive on time, communicate clearly, and do careful work that keeps your home safe. Instead of vetting strangers yourself, you get straight to a pro you can trust with something as important as fire safety.