Smoke Alarm Safety Service

ESGA Smoke Alarm Safety Service

Our highly trained Technician’s carry out a comprehensive Smoke Alarm Safety Servicing using advance technology, ensuring landlords are compliant with smoke alarm legislation, Property Managers are meeting compliance obligations and most importantly occupants are kept a safe.

There are over 20,000 house fires in Australia every year. Smoke Alarms save lives when they are properly installed, maintained and in the right locations.

ESGA stay up to date, trained and FPAA certified in regulation and compliance to comply in design and performance standards according to the Australian standards, Building Codes Australia, Environmental Planning Assessment Act and Residential Tenancies Act 2010. Property owners need to adhere to two types of regulations: Federal requirements which apply Australia-wide, and State requirements.

Our ESGA Service Offers

Phone Support

24-hour support.

Insured and Qualified

Our technicians are Insured and Qualified.

Building Protected

Premium smoke alarms to ensure occupants and the building are protected.

Online Portal

ESGA online portal allows your property manager to see service records for your property.

Battery Changes

Free battery change on tenancy and annual inspection.

Smoke alarms provide early warning and give the best opportunity to save the lives of your tenants, reduce the risk to your property and protect your investment.

How our service works?

Service Request

Essential Services Group Australia recieves a service request.

Phone Call

Essential Services Group Australia calls your tenant to book an appointment.

Smoke Alarms

Essential Services Group Australia tests, replaces and installs smoke alarms in your property.

Compliancy

Your property is compliant.

ESGA also offers the additional services:

Electrical Safety

Water Efficiency Service

Certificate of Water Efficiency.

Corded Window Coverings

Australian Internal Blinds Service.

Legislation

In New South Wales, the Environment Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 require smoke alarms are placed in buildings where persons sleep.

It is the responsibility of the landlord to ensure smkoe alarms are in working order and meet the requirements of Australian Standard 3786.

Smoke alarms must be placed in compliant location as set out in the Building Code of Australia Part 3.7.2.