Fire, smoke and heat alarms, fitted and certified

Mains-powered interlinked smoke, heat and carbon monoxide alarms for homes, rented properties and HMOs, designed to BS 5839-6 and fitted with a certificate for your records, your letting agent or the council.

3-alarm systemfrom £395 fitted
Extra alarmfrom £85
StandardBS 5839-6
Annual testfrom £95

What fire alarm do I need, and what does it cost?

Most houses and flats need a Grade D1 system: mains-powered smoke and heat alarms with sealed 10-year backup batteries, all interlinked so that when one goes off they all do. A three-alarm system, usually the hallway, the landing and a heat alarm in the kitchen, costs from £395 including VAT, fitted and certified, and each extra alarm is from £85. Rented homes also need a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a fixed combustion appliance. Larger HMOs often need a panel system, which we survey and price in writing.

  • Smoke alarms on every escape-route level
  • Heat alarm in the kitchen
  • Carbon monoxide alarms where needed
  • Interlinked so every alarm sounds
  • Sealed 10-year backup batteries
  • Certificate for landlords and agents

Fire and smoke alarm prices

Prices include labour, materials, testing, certificate and VAT. The written price is the price you pay unless you change the job.

Grade D1 system, 3 interlinked alarmsMains-powered, fitted and certified
from £395
Each extra smoke, heat or CO alarmBedrooms, living rooms and loft rooms
from £85
Annual alarm test and certificateRented homes and HMOs
from £95
HMO and panel systemsQuoted in writing after a survey
Per property

How it works

01

Survey

We check the layout, escape routes and any HMO licence conditions before quoting.

02

Fit

Alarms wired in and interlinked, usually in a day with tidy cable runs.

03

Test

Every alarm tested, interlink checked and batteries confirmed.

04

Certificate

Certificate for you, your agent or the council, and a reminder when the next test is due.

Fire and smoke alarms questions

Not answered here? Ring 07703 295654 and ask an electrician.

In England, private landlords must fit a smoke alarm on every storey with living accommodation and a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a fixed combustion appliance, apart from gas cookers, and repair or replace them once told they are faulty. HMOs and licensed properties usually need more, set by the council.

Registered and assessed

NAPIT registered. Member number 75762.

NAPIT is one of the UK’s government-approved registration schemes for electricians. To get on the register, a firm’s work, qualifications and insurance are checked by NAPIT’s own assessors, and it has to keep passing those checks to stay on it.

  • Work checked on siteNAPIT assessors inspect our finished work against the current wiring regulations, BS 7671.
  • Qualified and insuredWe had to prove our qualifications and insurance to join, and keep them up to date to stay registered.
  • Building Regulations certificateWhen we fit a new fuse box, add a circuit or rewire, we register the work through NAPIT and you get a compliance certificate.
  • Check it yourselfOur registration is public. Search member number 75762 on NAPIT’s register and it takes seconds.
Check us on the NAPIT register

On the NAPIT site, choose Member Number and enter 75762.

The registration is held by SB Electrical Group Ltd, the company behind Wired & Certified, so that is the name you will see on the register.

Get a price for fire and smoke alarms

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  • ✓ Fixed price in writing
  • ✓ 12-month guarantee
  • ✓ Certificate with every job
  • ✓ Details used for this quote only
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