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A broken smoke detector, just like a broken alarm of any kind, isn’t any worth to you. If you’ve got a busted smoke detector, you can always call our team for smoke detector repair or a full replacement (often the better option if you’ve got a detector more than 10 years old). However, in some cases you can troubleshoot your faulty smoke detector and solve the problem yourself.
We’re going to go into some of the steps you can take to see if there’s a simple answer to your faulty smoke detector.
It beeps when you burn steak, but it also alerts you to life-threatening disasters. Your smoke detector is like Nicolas Cage in The Weatherman. Hated but then mostly thought to be pretty cool when it serves its purpose.
But how do you know when you need a smoke detector repair so you can keep that burning popcorn alert system alive and well for when you really need it?
First, we troubleshoot to see if there’s a problem, then what the problem is, and whether or not you need to make a call for repair services.
There are plenty of ways that we keep ourselves safe from harm in our daily lives. We wear seatbelts in our cars, we wear helmets when riding bikes, and we wash our hands after going to the bathroom. Safety takes on a lot of forms and, in some cases, it appears as a simple disc attached to the ceiling in your home.
That’s right, we are talking about your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. These often-forgotten parts of your home serve a big purpose: keeping everyone inside safe from harmful toxins!
When was the last time you checked to see how reliable your smoke or CO detectors were? If you aren’t sure, we’d say now is a good time to look things over with an electrician in Stephens County, GA.
