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We make it easier for you to meet all your smoke alarm compliance in a few simple clicks.
Legislation in Queensland dictates that the Landlord is responsible. However, most Landlords either request or expect their Property Manager to look after this compliance.
Learn what obligations you owe as a Landlord towards your properties’ smoke alarms.
The responsibility for complying with the updated smoke alarm compliance falls on property owners, however many owners may be unaware of the rules and put these expectations on their real estate agent.
If you’re an agent, you can utilise our services through our app for all the properties you sell.
Tenants have other responsibilities in maintaining alarms. This includes having your property be accessible and available for smoke alarm service appointments. Tenants can also access a troubleshooting guide via our website.
If you’re a tenant, find out what you need to know.
Property sellers must lodge a ‘form 24’ stating smoke alarm requirements have been met on the day of the initial sales contract.
All the smoke alarms must be cleaned and inspected at least within one month of the purchase.
Smoke alarm compliance gives your tenants and their neighbours enhanced safety, that can save lives.
In addition, non-compliant properties run the risk of not being covered by insurance companies.
