Landlords

Every landlord in Australia has an obligation to ensure the property they rent out to tenants meets certain State and Federal smoke alarm legislation. We make smoke alarm compliance a breeze by ensuring your obligations are met.

As a busy landlord, your time is precious. The last thing you want to do is organise access with tenants and familiarise yourself with detailed legislation and Australian Standards.

For less than $100 per year (which is usually tax deductible), your legislative obligations can be met, mitigating the risks involved with non-compliance including dismissal of insurance claims, personal injury or worse. 

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Don't leave your smoke alarm compliance up to chance - make sure you deal with the experts in their field.  

Smoke Alarm Legislation

Click any of the states in the map of Australia below to view the relevant smoke alarm legislation. 

• Position Statement on Ionisation and Photoelectric smoke alarms