Smoke alarms
The 2027 smoke alarm deadline is busy work. Be ready for it.
Mayns is made by a licensed electrician who runs a smoke alarm business. It quotes the upgrade, books it, takes the report on site and brings the re-inspections back round.
2027
The Queensland deadline
Since 1 January 2022, a Queensland home that's sold or leased has needed interconnected photoelectric smoke alarms. From 1 January 2027, every Queensland home does — owner-occupied homes included.
Where the alarms go and what counts is set by the Queensland Government's rules. Check them for each job; Mayns doesn't make that call for you.
From quote to report
01 · Quote
Quote the upgrade by bedroom count.
The ready-made "Smoke alarm compliance upgrade" asks how many bedrooms and storeys, and whether the bedrooms are all off one hallway. From that it works out a starting number of alarms for the quote.
You set your own prices, and you change the number whenever the house needs something different — it's a starting point, not a compliance call.

02 · Report
The report's done before you pack up.
Start from a 3-bed, 4-bed or two-storey layout and adjust it. For each alarm: where it is, photoelectric or ionisation, hardwired, 10-year sealed or removable battery, interconnected, its manufacture date, and whether it's working.
Sign on the screen and create the QLD smoke alarm report. It's filed on the job with your QLD licence number, and you send it when you're ready.


03 · Send
One email for the agent, not twenty.
Keep the managing agent as the client and each rental as a site, with the tenant as the person you ring. Send the agent every invoice and report for their properties in one email, or a statement of what they owe.

Re-inspections that come back to you.
A list of what's due
A cycle you set
A reminder in the app
Not in Queensland? You can still issue a smoke alarm report from your own copy, retitled for your state. Check its wording matches your state's rules first.
Get your 2027 work on one screen.
Free during the beta. No card needed.