From 1 January 2027, all owner occupied Queensland homes must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms installed.
Only $88 per alarm — every household includes a FREE test/hush/locate remote (valued at $50).
If you own and occupy a residential property in Queensland, this legislation applies to you.
That includes private homes, townhouses, units and manufactured homes.
Queensland legislation — effective 1 January 2027
Standalone houses and detached residences across Queensland
Multi-level attached dwellings and terrace-style properties
Apartments, flats, and strata-titled unit complexes
Factory-built homes and residential park dwellings
Queensland law requires all owner-occupied homes to install interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms in every required location by 1 January 2027.

Queensland Compliant Installation
Interconnected photoelectric — all dwelling types
Deadline
1 Jan 2027
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If you own and live in a Queensland property, you almost certainly do. $88 per alarm — FREE remote included.
Interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms — installed in every required location, professionally certified.
From 1 January 2027, all owner occupied Queensland homes must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms installed. That includes private homes, townhouses, units and manufactured homes.
If one alarm sounds, they all sound — throughout every level and area of your home. This interconnected network is mandatory under Queensland law.
Queensland legislation specifically mandates photoelectric technology. Ionisation-type alarms do not meet the legal requirement — only photoelectric alarms comply.
Alarms must be installed in the correct locations as specified by Queensland regulation — bedrooms, hallways, and living areas all have specific requirements.
Professional installation by a licensed technician ensures every alarm is positioned correctly, wired to comply, and certified — protecting you legally and physically.
Queensland legislation specifies exact placement requirements for every home.
If there is no hallway, between the bedroom and other parts of the storey.
At least one smoke alarm must be installed in the most likely path of travel to exit the dwelling.
Owner-occupiers have a legal obligation to meet this Queensland requirement by 1 January 2027. At $88 per alarm — and every 5 smoke alarms installed includes a FREE test/hush/locate remote valued at $50. Our licensed technicians handle every requirement for you.
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Book the installation of 5 or more smoke alarms and receive a FREE test/hush/locate remote — valued at $50. Test every alarm in your home from one convenient remote.
Licensed, experienced, and fully up to date with Queensland smoke alarm legislation — $88 per alarm, every alarm with a FREE remote. We make compliance non-negotiable and effortless.
Every installation is carried out by a licensed, fully insured professional — giving you peace of mind that your compliance is in safe hands.
We install interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms to meet every requirement of Queensland's smoke alarm legislation — correctly positioned, tested, and certified.
Whether you own a private home, townhouse, unit, or manufactured home, our team handles compliance for every property type covered by Queensland law.
Every alarm installed includes a FREE test/hush/locate remote (valued at $50). At $88 per alarm, you get compliant supply, professional installation, and remote control — all in.

The 1 January 2027 deadline is non-negotiable. Here's exactly what you get when you book with us — no shortcuts, no surprises.
Supply & Install
Queensland-compliant photoelectric alarms — every 5 alarms installed includes a FREE test/hush/locate remote (valued at $50).
Every alarm includes a FREE test/hush/locate remote (valued at $50). Don't leave it too late — lock in your price and beat 1 January 2027.
What You Get at $88 Per Alarm:
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Queensland law requires action. All owner-occupied homes — private homes, townhouses, units and manufactured homes — must have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms by 1 January 2027.