Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Riverside
Serving San Bernardino County
Carbon monoxide is the silent, dangerous killer that could be lurking in your home. This toxic gas emerges when your furnace malfunctions and can cause your family to get sick.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), around 50,000 people in the United States visit hospitals for carbon monoxide-related injuries every year. But when you install carbon monoxide detectors in your home, you’ll sleep better knowing your family is protected.
Don’t hesitate to add this protective device to your safety setup. Call Sheldon's Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing today. We can come to your home to provide carbon monoxide detector installation services.
Why Carbon Monoxide Detectors Are Crucial for Your Home
Without a warning system to alert your family, you won’t know if you have a carbon monoxide leak. You’ll be exposed to this poisonous gas and be at risk for serious health problems, or worse, death. When there’s a carbon monoxide leak, you need to get away from the toxin as quickly as possible and begin breathing fresh air.
Every second counts in the presence of carbon monoxide. If you suspect a leak, you must immediately leave your home and call for help.
You have several options to choose from when installing your carbon monoxide detector.
Digital
This style has a convenient display panel to quickly read the current levels of carbon monoxide.
Hardwired
The hardwired style ties directly into your home’s electrical supply and is equipped with a battery backup.
AC Plug-In
This kind of carbon monoxide detector uses the outlets in your home. Some families find these more suitable because there are no batteries to replace.
Combination Smoke Detector and Carbon Monoxide Detector
As the name implies, this style combines smoke and carbon monoxide alerts for twice the safety features in one device.
Interconnected
These carbon monoxide detectors can connect with other monitors, like smoke sensors and security alarms.
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"Great customer service."
Signed up for maintenance agreement to keep our system working throughout the year. Great customer service and super nice tech. Great job Brad!- Norma B. -
"Good System and Good Support."
Victor was professional and polite - he answered all my questions and cleaned the compressor and checked temps and connections and changed the filters.- Neil R. -
"Fantastic Job."
Excellent service. Saved money on the call with service agreement that gets us two visits for free.- Shonda L. -
"They Keep Doing Amazing Work."
This is our second time using Sheldon and they keep doing amazing work.- Lea M. -
"Highly Recommend!"
Joser, was excellent! He was very professional, respectful, and clearly knew what he was doing.- Sergio M. -
"Extremely Professional and Clean."
My AC was blowing extremely cold air and working better than ever. I would highly recommend them to anyone!!!- Brooke C. -
"Very Pleasant, Very Professional."
I was very very impressed with Tim the tech that came out to repair the AC unit he was very very kind very pleasant very professional and I am very happy with his service.- Rene S. -
"Quick Service."
A plumbing issue recently appeared and we had to have a local company come check it out. Turned out to be a big job but was done quickly.- Cherri M.
How Many Carbon Monoxide Detectors Are Needed?
The Consumer Product Safety Commission recommends a carbon monoxide detector installation on every floor of your home. At the very least, one should be placed on the same floor as any bedrooms and another near major gas-burning appliances.
Placement in these areas will quickly detect the presence of any carbon monoxide, and everyone will be able to hear the alarm. Our team will determine the best placement for your device, typically near the ceiling.
Carbon Monoxide Detector Installation Cost
The cost of a carbon monoxide detector installation varies based on the features included in the device. Some will consist of voice alarms, remote controls, silencing buttons, and a smoke detector. We consider the type of alarm you want when determining an installation cost estimate, too.
Battery-powered devices will typically cost less to install, while more complicated equipment with hardwiring will be a more significant investment. The number of detectors and any challenges we foresee during the installation process will contribute to the final cost of our professional carbon monoxide installation.
