Fire Safety
Every bedroom, hallway, and floor covered to NFPA 72, with a function test on every unit before we leave.
What Goes Wrong
A single hallway detector cannot cover distant bedrooms in a large floor plan, leaving sleeping areas unprotected.
A placement review maps every required position per NFPA 72 before any mounting begins, covering each bedroom and floor.
Battery-only units that are not interconnected mean a detector in one room will not alert occupants sleeping elsewhere in the home.
Hardwired interconnected units trigger every detector in the circuit simultaneously when any single unit detects smoke.
A detector that still powers on may be past its ten-year service life and no longer respond reliably to smoke particles.
Each unit is checked against its manufacture date and replaced if it has reached or passed the ten-year replacement cycle.
Mounting a detector without an interconnect test leaves wiring faults and failed battery backups undetected until a real emergency.
A function test and an interconnect test are run on every unit before the visit ends, confirming the full circuit responds.
Scope of Work
From a single replacement unit to a full multi-floor setup, the work follows the same placement and testing standard.
Units connected at the ceiling joist with a wiring connector and battery backup, then tested as a full interconnected circuit.
Surface-mounted units positioned per NFPA 72 where no existing wiring is present, with a function test on each unit.
Old or expired units swapped for current models, with a placement review to confirm the new units meet room-by-room requirements.
A floor-by-floor audit of detector positions across larger homes, identifying gaps in bedroom, hallway, and basement coverage.
Confirms all hardwired units sound together.
Keeps each unit active during a power outage.
Maps required positions before mounting starts.
Test button check on every installed unit.
Why Choose Us
Every job is arranged with a written scope, a vetted local installer, and a follow-up check once the work is done.
You receive an itemized scope and price in writing before a single unit is mounted or a wire is touched.
We connect customers with vetted independent partners who work in River Oaks and the surrounding streets of Central and West Houston.
After the job, we follow up to confirm every unit sounds, the indicator lights respond, and the battery backups are seated correctly.
Every installation follows NFPA 72 room-by-room requirements, not a rough estimate of where detectors might be close enough.
Nothing is scheduled until you have reviewed and agreed to the written scope, so there are no surprise charges on the day.
How It Works
01
Submit your property details and we arrange a free on-site visit to review detector positions and confirm the scope in writing.
02
Once you approve the written estimate, we book a vetted local installer to complete the work at a time that suits you.
03
The installer runs a function test and interconnect test on every unit, then we follow up to confirm the full circuit is working.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Single smoke detector installed | $75-$150 |
| Hardwired smoke detector install | $125-$250 |
| Whole-home smoke detector setup | $250-$600 |
Tell us about your home and we arrange a free on-site estimate, written scope and price before any work is scheduled.