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Protection from an invisible hazard

Carbon Monoxide Detector Service

Carbon monoxide cannot be seen or smelled. A focused detector visit helps homeowners identify their CO alarms, test them, check their dates and understand whether sleeping areas and levels have appropriate coverage.

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Where CO protection belongs

CPSC guidance recommends carbon monoxide alarms on each level of the home and outside sleeping areas. Colorado law adds specific requirements for covered homes, including operational alarms within 15 feet of bedroom entrances or where an adopted code specifies.

Replacement age varies by model

Unlike the widely used ten-year rule for smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarm life varies. NFPA guidance says to replace CO alarms within the manufacturer’s stated life, commonly five to ten years. Read the label on the exact device.

When an alarm sounds

Never treat a sounding CO alarm as a maintenance appointment. Move everyone to fresh air, call 911 and follow emergency instructions. Do not re-enter to search for the source. Routine Detector Inspectors service is for maintenance and replacement, not emergency response.

Safety references

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Manufacturer instructions and current local requirements control. For an emergency, call 911.

North Metro Denver

Handle every detector in one visit.

Call or text Jayson to schedule residential smoke and CO detector service.

Call (303) 880-9881 jaysonsale@icloud.com

For an active alarm or suspected emergency, get outside and call 911.

Next steps

Where to Place CO Detectors in a Colorado Home Colorado CO detector placement overview: sleeping-area requirements, every-level safety guidance and manufacturer instructions.When Should CO Detectors Be Replaced?Carbon monoxide alarm life varies by model; use the manufacturer’s replace-by date and respond promptly to end-of-life warnings.Smoke & CO Combo Detector Replacement Hardwired First Alert smoke and carbon monoxide combination alarm replacement for $85 per unit, parts and labor included.

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