When you want to protect your home and family, finding the best smoke CO2 detector is a top priority. On the market today, there are five different types of carbon monoxide detectors including dual-function carbon monoxide and smoke detectors as well as digital, hardwired, smart home or battery-operated. Regardless, there are many issues with new upgrades such as smart home smoke detectors that may not be simplified for users that are less than tech-savvy.
Why you may need to upgrade your current CO2 detector
Although there are many superior CO2 detector models on the market that have not needed to make improvements in the past 20 years, there is a new model of smoke detector many homeowners are seeking. For example, instead of using one of the traditional smoke detectors, homeowners are now having smart smoke detectors installed. Modern models of smart home CO2 detectors also include models that measure for carbon monoxide as well as smoke.
Why installing the best CO2 detector is not a DIY project
Many homeowners are excited to install a new CO2 detector, but they may not have the skills required. For example, removing the old smoke detectors and installing new ones that work with smartphone apps can require the help of a professional. This is especially true if the old smoke detectors are hardwired into the electrical system of your home. Moreover, if your smart smoke detector is installed by a professional, it is sometimes covered by green tax rebate programs. Professional installation of a smoke detector also creates paperwork that can help you get discounts on your homeowners insurance.
Let us help you find the best CO2 smoke detector today
Installing the best smoke CO2 detector can help save your life if you burn any materials to heat your home. Instead of taking the risk of buying faulty models or having the unit fail to perform due to shoddy installation, call the professionals.
To get started, give First Alert a call, and we will set up an appointment. Thank you in advance for choosing our company, and we look forward to discussing carbon monoxide prevention with you.
