Every alarm, every address, written down.
For landlords, property managers and body corporates. If a tenant, an owner or the Tenancy Tribunal asks, you can show which alarms were fitted, where, when, and when they need replacing.
Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm. We aim to reply within one working day.
Four addresses, one run
ExampleAcross several addresses, the hard part is the paperwork.
It is hard to be sure which alarms were checked, when, and which are near their replace-by date.
Where we fit the alarms, you receive a smoke alarm statement for the address. It lists every alarm, where it is and its replace-by date.
A photograph from one job, an invoice from another, a certificate from a third. None of it matches.
Every address comes back in the same format, so an owner, a tenant or an auditor sees the same thing each time.
Each address is booked, priced and written up separately.
Send us the list once. Nearby addresses are grouped into one run, with a price for each before we start.
Tenancy Services says new smoke alarms in a rental must be photoelectric, with a battery life of at least eight years or hard-wired, and that alarms must be working at the start of each new tenancy.Source: Smoke alarms in rental properties, Tenancy Services
One price per address. One set of documents for all of them.
A rental safety check, with a written report
A licensed electrician checks the property. You receive a report in plain words: what is in order, what is not, and what we recommend.
Smoke alarms
Supplied, installed and tested, with a statement you can keep that lists each alarm, where it is and its replace-by date.
One run
Send us the addresses. We group nearby properties into the same days, and you have the price for each address before we start.
A record for every address
Each property has its own Electrical Record. Every later visit adds to it, so the history is there when a tenant, an owner or an insurer asks.
Committees change. The building's electrical history should stay.
Common-area checks, switchboard and lighting work, and a record the committee can hand to the next one.