Fire safety for homes and businesses, done properly.
Airbnb setups and smoke alarm checks for homes. Passive, wet and dry fire protection, with routine testing, for businesses. One team, one point of contact, anywhere in Victoria.
- Australian Standards
- Clear quote before we start
- Photo report every visit
All of Victoria
Based on the Mornington Peninsula, servicing homes and businesses right across the state.
A clear quote first
You know exactly what's being done before any work starts.
Records you can rely on
Dated photos, tags and reports for your insurer, listing or ESM file.
Residential and business fire protection
Choose the side that fits you.
For homes, holiday homes and Airbnbs
Working smoke alarms are the law in every Victorian home. We set them up properly, check them, and keep a dated record.
Airbnb & holiday home setup
One visit sets your short-stay up to the NSW short-term rental fire safety standard, so guests, insurers and reviews see a host who takes safety seriously.
- Interconnected 10-year smoke alarms (AS 3786)
- Fire blanket in the kitchen, extinguisher on each level
- Heat alarm in the garage, CO alarm near gas or a wood heater
- Evacuation diagram on every bedroom door
- Guest fire card with your address for 000
- Dated photo report for your insurer and listing
Smoke alarm checks
For owner-occupiers, landlords and property managers. Every Victorian rental now needs its smoke alarms tested at least once every 12 months.
- Every alarm tested, including interconnection
- Cleaned, batteries and expiry dates checked
- Placement checked against AS 3786 and the Building Regulations
- Faulty or expired alarms replaced with 10-year interconnected units
- A dated record for your rental or property file
For B&Bs, accommodation, shops, cafés, wineries and offices
Commercial buildings have essential safety measures the owner must keep working, with an annual report. We look after passive, wet and dry fire protection, and test it to AS 1851.
Passive fire protection
The parts of the building that stop fire and smoke spreading.
- Fire and smoke door inspections
- Penetration sealing and fire collars
- Fire-rated walls and ceilings checked
- Smoke seals and door closers
Wet fire protection
Water-based systems that fight a fire directly.
- Fire sprinkler systems
- Fire hydrants and booster assemblies
- Fire hose reels
- Pumps and water supply checks
Dry fire protection
Equipment and systems that don't need a water supply.
- Portable fire extinguishers
- Fire blankets
- Exit and emergency lighting
- Smoke alarms and detection
- Signage and evacuation diagrams
Testing & maintenance
Routine servicing of all your fire safety measures to Australian Standard AS 1851, so everything works when it's needed and your paperwork is in order.
- Six-monthly and yearly inspections
- Tags, logbooks and service records
- Defect reports with a clear quote to fix
- Help with your annual essential safety measures report
How it works
Get in touch
Call, text or send an enquiry, and tell us about your property.
Clear quote
You'll know exactly what's being done before we start.
We do the work
Fitted and tested to the Australian Standards, usually in one visit.
Your records
Dated photos, tags and a report the same day.
Common questions
What fire safety does an Airbnb in Victoria need?
By law, a house needs working smoke alarms that meet AS 3786. Victoria doesn't yet require extinguishers, blankets or evacuation diagrams in a short-stay house. NSW requires evacuation diagrams in every short-stay, and an extinguisher and fire blanket in apartments, and guests notice. Our host package sets your property up to the NSW short-stay standard.
How often should smoke alarms be replaced?
Test them every month and replace each alarm about every ten years. The expiry date is printed under the battery.
Do rental properties need annual smoke alarm checks?
Yes. Since November 2025, every Victorian rental must have its smoke alarms tested at least once every 12 months.
What's the difference between passive, wet and dry fire protection?
Passive protection is built into the building to stop fire and smoke spreading: fire doors, fire-rated walls and sealed penetrations. Wet systems use water, such as sprinklers, fire hydrants and hose reels. Dry protection covers equipment that doesn't need a water supply, such as extinguishers, fire blankets, exit and emergency lighting and alarms.
How often does business fire equipment need testing?
Australian Standard AS 1851 sets the routine service intervals. Most equipment is checked every six months, some systems monthly, with a yearly inspection. We keep the tags, logbooks and records up to date so your annual essential safety measures report is ready.
Get a quote
Tell us about your home or business and we'll get back to you within one business day.
- Phone
- 0467 888 894
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 7am–5pm
- Area
- All of Victoria