Hardwired smoke and carbon monoxide detectors installed, replaced, or interconnected to current code.
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Jimmy Wilemon
Albuquerque homeowner · panel upgrade
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Santa Fe resident · remodel
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Rio Rancho commercial
Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors wear out over time, and many homes have alarms that are past their service life, missing from key rooms, or not connected to each other.
Home sales, remodels, and rental inspections often require alarms that meet current code, and gaps can hold up a closing or a permit.
We install, replace, and interconnect hardwired smoke and CO detectors, so when one sounds, they all do.
We place alarms where code requires them, test every unit, and make sure you know how they work.
You will know the plan, the price, and the schedule before we start.
We check your existing alarms and where new ones are needed.
You get a written estimate for the alarms and wiring involved.
We install the detectors, test each one, and show you how they work.
Based in Albuquerque, we serve communities from Belen in the south, to Española in the north, including Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, and Los Alamos. If you live in one of these areas, we can help.
Delaying necessary electrical work or hiring someone who cuts corners can lead to:
Most manufacturers recommend replacing smoke alarms about every 10 years. Check the date on the back of the unit, or ask us to take a look.
Interconnected alarms are linked, so when one detects smoke or carbon monoxide, every alarm in the house sounds.
If your home has gas appliances, a fireplace, or an attached garage, CO detectors are strongly recommended and often required by code.
Need something else done while we are there? See all of our electrical services.
Wiring, outlets, lighting, fans, and troubleshooting for New Mexico homes, from small fixes to full rewires.
Electrical installs, upgrades, lighting, and repairs for shops, offices, and other local businesses.
Replace or upgrade your electrical panel so your home has the capacity for today's appliances and room to grow.
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