We're signing up and verifying qualified Smoke & CO Alarms engineers. You'll be able to book here as soon as the first one has been checked and approved by our team.
In England, landlords must fit a smoke alarm on every storey used as living accommodation, and a carbon monoxide alarm in any room with a fixed combustion appliance such as a gas boiler or wood burner (open gas hobs excepted).
The alarms must be checked and working on the first day of each new tenancy, and repaired or replaced once a tenant reports a fault. Book a verified engineer to test every alarm, replace faulty ones and give you a record of the check.
We check each engineer's qualifications, insurance, ID and DBS before they can take bookings, and keep track of renewal dates so nothing lapses.
Each engineer sets a fixed price by property size, so you see the full price before you book. Enter your postcode to compare prices from engineers who cover you.
Yes, in England. Since October 2022 landlords must fit a CO alarm in any room used as living accommodation that has a fixed combustion appliance, such as a gas boiler, gas fire or wood burner. Gas cookers are not included.
The law requires them to be working on the first day of every new tenancy. Many landlords also have them checked every year, and we remind you when a check is due.
Your local council can serve a remedial notice and fine you up to £5,000 if you don't comply.
Yes. Before any engineer can take bookings on RentalComply we check their qualifications, insurance, ID and DBS, and track renewal dates so nothing lapses.