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Home  /  Carbon monoxide detectors.

Carbon monoxide detectors.

Carbon monoxide has no color, smell, or taste, and it's deadly. We install and place CO detectors correctly so your family is warned long before it becomes dangerous.

Carbon monoxide is called the silent killer for a reason, you can't see it, smell it, or taste it, and by the time you feel its effects you may already be too impaired to act. Any home with gas appliances, a furnace, a fireplace, or an attached garage is at risk. Peak Property Electric installs and correctly places CO detectors across the North Shore.

You can't see it, smell it, or taste it. A detector is the only warning you get.

Where CO comes from

Carbon monoxide is produced any time fuel burns, gas furnaces and water heaters, stoves, fireplaces, and vehicles. A cracked heat exchanger, a blocked flue, or a car left running in an attached garage can push CO into living spaces. Illinois law requires carbon monoxide alarms within 15 feet of every sleeping area in homes with a fuel-burning appliance or attached garage, and it's one of the smartest protections you can add.

What we install

Pair CO protection with hardwired smoke detectors for complete coverage, and consider a whole-house safety inspection to make sure nothing else is missing.

Questions

What homeowners ask us

Where should carbon monoxide detectors go?
Near sleeping areas so they wake you, and on each level of the home. Illinois requires an alarm within 15 feet of every sleeping room in homes with fuel-burning appliances or an attached garage. We'll place them correctly.
Do CO detectors expire?
Yes. CO sensors wear out, typically in 5 to 7 years depending on the unit. An old detector may not alarm when it should, so replacement matters.
Can I get combination smoke and CO alarms?
Yes, and they're a great option. We install hardwired, interconnected combination alarms so one device covers both hazards and warns the whole house.
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