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Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Detector Installations in Paulding County, GA

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Carbon monoxide and smoke detector installation can protect your home from property damage. Installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors will also reduce your risk of illness and death. At Mr. Electric of Paulding County, we offer professional carbon monoxide and smoke detector installation in Paulding County, GA. Our team can quickly find the best placement for your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector, and then complete a fast, professional installation.

Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Detector Installations in Paulding County, GA
Invest in Carbon Monoxide & Smoke Detector Installation
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  • Carbon monoxide is tasteless, odorless, and colorless. If deadly carbon monoxide toxins build up in your home, it will cause severe illness in you, your family, and your pets. If nothing is done, these toxins will kill you. There are many household products and appliances that can produce carbon monoxide.

  • If you don’t have smoke detectors installed strategically around your home, you risk not being aware of a house fire until it is too late. This puts you, your family, your pets, and your property at risk. Early warning of a house fire can give you and your family enough time to get what you need and get out of the home to safety. To avoid these dangers, call us for smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector installation service in Newnan, GA:

    • Smoke inhalation
    • Burns
    • Severe injury
    • Death
    • Loss of personal property
    • Smoke and fire damage to property
    • Expensive repairs
    • Illness
    • Extensive and/or permanent mental and physical damage

  • It’s important to be aware of the items in your house that could be sources of carbon monoxide fumes. Many common household appliances can produce deadly carbon monoxide fumes. This includes:

    • Wood burning stoves and fireplaces
    • Fireplaces
    • Portable heaters
    • Charcoal grills
    • Gas dryers
    • Gas water heaters
    • Gas furnaces
    • Vehicles
    • Heaters fueled by natural gas: wall heaters, space heaters, boilers, and heat pumps

  • Unless your cooling system uses a heat pump that is powered by natural gas, your cooling system is not a source of carbon monoxide fumes. Neither are any home appliances powered by electricity; for instance, electric dryers, washing machines, dishwashers, or electric water heaters.

  • There are three different types of smoke detectors you can install in your home: ionization, photoelectric, and a combination or dual detector. Here’s a look at each one:

    • Ionization smoke detectors – These monitor ions, or electrically charged particles. As smoke particles interrupt the electrical balance in the air, the alarm can sense a change in electrical balance. If that change reaches a certain level, the alarm will sound. Ionization smoke alarms can detect flaming fires slightly earlier than photoelectric smoke detectors.
    • Photoelectric smoke detectors – These use a beam of light and a light sensor. As smoke particles change the amount of light that reaches the sensor, the sensor will react and cause the alarm to sound. They detect smoldering fires and fires that have started in remote parts of the home much earlier than ionization detectors.
    • Dual detectors – These use both sensors combined for the maximum protection from smoke and fire. They are slightly more expensive but can offer advanced warning for both flaming and smoldering fires.

  • When toxic carbon monoxide fumes enter the body, they immediately begin restricting the oxygen flow to your tissues and organs. If you aren’t immediately removed from the source of exposure and given treatment, your brain, heart, and lungs will begin to lose function. The earliest symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are:

    • Headaches
    • Dizziness
    • Weakness
    • Fatigue
    • Nausea and vomiting
    • Upset stomach
    • Chest pain
    • Confusion

  • It’ important to also know about symptoms associated with prolonged exposure. With prolonged or repeated exposure to carbon monoxide toxins, you can experience:

    • Memory impairment
    • Auditory or visual hallucinations
    • Speech problems
    • Depression
    • Intellectual deterioration
    • Decrease in emotional stability
    • Personality changes
    • Low energy or disinterest in activities
    • Suicidal ideations
    • Insomnia
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Read Smoke Detector Installation Service & Fire Safety Tips

Knowing how to properly maintain your smoke detector is essential for protecting your family and property. Review these smoke detector installation service and fire safety tips to get started:

  • Install at least one smoke detector on each level of your home.
  • Check the function of your smoke detectors every six to 12 months.
  • Keep battery powered back-up for your smoke detectors.
  • Don’t place smoke detectors by doors, windows, or drafts.
  • Center smoke detectors on the ceiling, keeping them at least six inches away from the wall. Install wall units at least 12 inches below the ceiling.
  • Smoke detectors should be installed in hallways, near bedrooms, and at the top of stairwells.
  • Vacuum smoke detectors at least once a year to prevent dust buildup.
  • Do not pull the unit from the wall when turning off a false alarm.
  • Only remove batteries when you need to change them. In many cases, smoke detectors don’t work because the battery was removed and never replaced.
  • Contact your local fire department if you are unable to afford smoke detectors. They can inform you about local programs to help low-income households get smoke detectors.
  • Keep at least one fire blanket in your house.
  • Keep at least one fire extinguisher in your house.
  • Make an emergency exit plan with your family.
  • Once you exit your home during a fire, DO NOT go back inside!

  • Carbon monoxide detectors can detect even the smallest amount of deadly carbon monoxide fumes. Carbon monoxide is a deadly toxin that causes severe illness and death. You can’t see, taste, or smell carbon monoxide fumes. The only way you will know if you and your family are suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning is if you recognize the symptoms early enough that you can get to a hospital for treatment. Hiring a professional for installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Dallas, GA will protect the health and safety of you, your family, and your pets.

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