Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector Installation in Houston

For Your Safety & Peace of Mind

Every home and business need smoke alarms and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors. Even if your property runs on all electricity, there is always the danger that carbon monoxide could seep into your home or office from an outside source like the garage or a backup generator. At Right Touch Electrical in Houston, our experienced professionals can explain the dangers of smoke and carbon dioxide and give you advice on the products you may need. Your safety will always come first at our company. Allow us to give you the peace of mind you deserve.

Where to Place Your Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are easy to purchase and there are many varieties of these alarm systems, from standalone smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors to combination units. At Right Touch Electrical, not only do we provide expert electrical service, we can also assist you in your purchase, making sure the detectors you purchase meet industry standards and local regulations. We also help you determine the number of alarm systems you may need for your property.

The same goes for carbon monoxide detectors as well with the addition of placing one or more near attached garages. Turn to our professional electricians for installation and we will make sure that your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are placed in the right locations throughout your property.

Maintenance & Repair of Alarm Systems

Installing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms require regular maintenance to keep them in working order. Some units may also need battery replacement from time to time. At Right Touch Electrical, we can provide you with all the services you need to ensure your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Houston will continue to protect your property for years.

Do I Need a Carbon Monoxide Detector in an All-Electric House?

Carbon monoxide is a byproduct of combustion (burning fuel). The usual culprits behind carbon monoxide leaks are things like gas furnaces or gas stoves. If you have neither of these appliances, a CO detector isn't really necessary. However, even if you have an all-electric home, if you have an attached garage and drive a gas-powered vehicle, a carbon monoxide detector is still essential. A vehicle running in a garage can cause carbon monoxide to seep into your home - although unlikely, it is still a possibility that should be accounted for.