








Since 1 January 2022, every Queensland property must comply with the latest smoke alarm standards. For sellers this means, prior to a contract of sale, your property must:
Failing to comply can delay settlement and may result in a 0.15% purchase price penalty.


Fact:Fact: Working alarms may still be non-compliant. Only photoelectric, interconnected alarms meet the current legal standard.
Fact:Seller compliance is already mandatory. Waiting could delay your sale or risk settlement penalties.
Fact: The seller is responsible for compliance before the contract of sale is signed. Non-compliance can delay settlement and trigger penalties of 0.15% of the purchase price.
Use our quick calculator to estimate the number of alarms required and your total upgrade cost – based on your property’s layout and size.



Since 2007, Smoke Alarm Solutions has been helping Queensland homeowners, landlords, and real estate professionals stay compliant with evolving smoke alarm legislation.
With over 2.5 million services completed, we are recognised as the industry leader in smoke alarm inspection, installation, and maintenance.

