Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Installation & Replacement

Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors aren’t just code requirements — they’re life-saving essentials. At Residential Electric, we install and replace detectors across St. Clair Shores, Grosse Pointe, Roseville, Warren, and surrounding areas with care and precision. Whether you’re upgrading an outdated unit, remodeling your home, or bringing a property up to code, our licensed electricians make sure your alarms are placed properly, powered correctly, and tested thoroughly.

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Why You Need an Electrician

Installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors isn’t just a plug-and-play task—especially if you want full-home coverage, hardwired units, or interconnected systems that alert the whole house. A licensed electrician ensures detectors are placed in code-compliant locations, wired correctly to your panel, and tested for functionality. We make sure your family is protected with professionally installed, long-lasting detectors that actually work when it counts.

What We Do

We offer expert installation, replacement, and troubleshooting for:

Hardwired smoke detectors with battery backup
Combination smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
Battery-powered smoke/CO units
Smart detectors with mobile alerts (Nest Protect, First Alert, etc.)
Code-compliant placement and spacing
Breaker installation or circuit repair if needed
Testing and labeling after install

Not sure what you need?

We’ll walk your home with you and recommend what keeps your family safe — and meets local requirements.

Why Choose Residential Electric?

Insured Electricians

Upfront , Clear Pricing

Prompt + Polite Techs

Licensed Experts

Always on Time

FAQ

Do I need an electrician? How will I know?

Absolutely. Under no circumstances should you try to troubleshoot your residential electrical system on your own. You should call an electrician whenever you have an electrical problem, both for your personal safety and so that your home’s electrical system remains up to code.