Smoke Alarm Enquiries We Can Help With
We currently welcome smoke alarm installation and replacement enquiries from residents across the Atherton Tablelands.
New Smoke Alarm Installation
Enquire about having new smoke alarms installed in your home, rental property or investment property in the Atherton Tablelands.
Replacing Ageing or Faulty Alarms
If your existing smoke alarms are expired, faulty or no longer working reliably, enquire about replacement options.
Interconnected Smoke Alarms
Enquire about interconnected smoke alarms that activate together, providing earlier warning throughout your home.
Smoke Alarms During Renovations
Planning renovations? Enquire about smoke alarm requirements, repositioning or upgrades as part of your project.
Homeowners, Landlords & Property Managers
Whether you own your home, manage rental properties or act on behalf of a landlord, we welcome your enquiry.
Testing & Maintenance Guidance
Enquire about testing and maintenance according to manufacturer instructions to help keep your alarms working properly.
How Enquiries Work
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Send Your Enquiry
Use our enquiry form to tell us about your smoke alarm needs, including your suburb and a brief description of the work.
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We Pass It to a Local Provider
Cenplus Connect reviews your request and passes it to a relevant local provider in the Atherton Tablelands.
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The Provider Contacts You
The provider discusses your requirements, confirms availability and provides a quotation. You are under no obligation.
Smoke Alarm Legislation in Queensland
The following information is a general summary. Always refer to the official Queensland Government sources for current requirements.
Under Queensland legislation (the Fire Services Act 1990 and the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008), all Queensland dwellings must have compliant, interconnected, photoelectric smoke alarms installed by 1 January 2027. If you are selling, renting or re-renting a dwelling, you must already have interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms installed.
- •Smoke alarms must be photoelectric and interconnected.
- •Alarms must be installed in every bedroom, in hallways connecting bedrooms, and on every level of a multi-storey dwelling.
- •Smoke alarms must be hard-wired or powered by a non-removable 10-year battery.
- •Alarms must comply with Australian Standard AS 3786-2014.
The regulatory authority for domestic smoke alarm legislation in Queensland is the Queensland Fire Department (QFD). For the most current and detailed requirements, please refer to the official guidance below.
Information reviewed: October 2026. Legislation may change. Always confirm current requirements with the Queensland Fire Department.
Please note: Cenplus Connect does not carry out smoke alarm installations or hold trade licences. We help connect you with an independent local service provider. The provider will assess your property, confirm the proposed work and provide a quotation. Pricing and availability are confirmed by the provider. Submitting an enquiry does not book an appointment or commit you to any work.