At Universal Home Experts, your safety is one of our top priorities. As more and more cases of house fires and carbon monoxide poisoning are reported in Texas, we encourage every homeowner to ensure that their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are properly working. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are two of the most important devices that you could have in your home. If you encounter any issues with your current units or wish to have additional smoke or carbon monoxide detectors installed, our Houston electricians are ready to help.
Smoke detectors are life-saving devices! They protect you and your family from the dangers of fire by alerting you to the presence of smoke in your home. Many house fires occur while everyone inside the home is sleeping. Sometimes a smoke detector is the only alert.
Unfortunately, most homeowners aren’t aware that their smoke detector may need to be replaced or isn’t currently working properly. Reach out to Universal Home Experts today to perform a home safety check where we evaluate your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and the rest of your electrical system to make sure everything is up to code.
In these whole house evaluations, we also check out any other potential electrical hazards. Find out more about whole house safety inspections here.
From indoor lighting to indoor air quality, system replacements to smoke detectors, we’re Houston’s leading industry experts.
CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE A Plumbing Repair!
Cannot be combined with other offers. Some restrictions may appy.
CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE A furnace Clean Out FOR $199!
Cannot be combined with other offers.
CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE A WATER HEATER FLUSH FOR $129!
Cannot be combined with other offers.
Besides your smoke alarm, another pivotal safety device is the carbon monoxide detector. Odorless and colorless, carbon monoxide is a toxic gas that goes undetected by humans. Carbon monoxide may be produced by any fuel-burning appliance, including your HVAC system, oven, car, and home generator. Carbon monoxide kills without warning.
The only way to know if unsafe levels of carbon monoxide are in the air is to install CO detectors throughout the home. We recommend that all homes be equipped with multiple carbon monoxide detectors. In some cases, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are available in the same unit.
If you do not currently have a working smoke and carbon monoxide detector in your home, the life-saving benefits alone should make it an easy decision. Most home fires and carbon monoxide poisonings happen while you are asleep. Get reliable alerts to dangerous conditions in your home by calling Universal Home Experts and speaking with a member of our service team.
Homeownership is a continuous journey of improvements and upgrades. One area that is often overlooked but significantly impacts the overall value of your home is
If you’re a homeowner, chances are you have multiple electronic devices that need to be powered and protected from power surges. While shopping for accessories
Many of us don’t think twice about the quality of our water when we clean the dishes, wash our hands, or even fill a glass
