Carbon Monoxide Detectors Design And Installation

1. Endangers Everyone

Failing to install a carbon monoxide detector is an easy way to put anyone in front of the possibility of suffering a poisoning case.

Carbon monoxide enters your bloodstream through your lungs and deprives your body of oxygen. Everyone knows the importance of oxygen for our lives, so we don’t need to tell you what would happen if your body depletes the entirety of its oxygen levels.

2. Costly Medical Bills

Carbon monoxide can take up to 12 hours to altogether leave your body through natural ways, and the damage will still prevail if the exposition was too high!

The treatment for carbon monoxide poisoning must be done by professionals with the right equipment, for you’ll need to breathe pure oxygen to replenish your lost levels.

Now that you know how difficult it is to treat the condition and that specialized equipment is necessary, you can start picturing the costs of receiving such treatment. Installing a carbon monoxide detector will save you all of that money.

3. Other Options Are Expensive And Less Efficient

Again, if you decide to skip the installation of a carbon monoxide detector, your other choice is to pay professionals to check your appliance regularly.

If a leak does occur, you’ll probably won’t notice until it’s too late, and you’ll still have to pay a professional to inspect and find out if it’s actually going on. It’s mostly the same scenario as the previous one, where you’ll need to pay more than what you’ll pay for a carbon monoxide detector.

The worst part is that none of the other options is as efficient as these devices, and if you end up using one of them, you’ll probably find yourself inhaling the gas.

All of our methods have been tested and proven through all of our years and experiences in the field. From the way we place a device to how we make plans and estimate costs- everything has been proven by all of our successful projects.

Each task in our approach serves to ensure quality and that your expectations will be meet in their entirety.

1. Setting Goals And Expectations

The first step is also the most important one when it comes to ensuring our clients are happy with our work and results.

The first stage is to talk directly to our clients and hear exactly what they expect from our work. We prefer to receive a mental image first so that we can use it as the foundation for all of our designs.

This first meeting includes introducing the working team to our clients, learning his own plans, and understanding his tastes and preferences.

It’s worth noting that this is the first step, and that all of the instructions given to our team can be changed later by the client if he wants to add or remove details.

2. Addressing Structure Conditions

After we learn our client’s wishes, the next step is to study the working conditions where we’re going to work as well as taking notes on the strong and weak points of the building.

This step is paramount to ensure that our work doesn’t run into any inconveniences down the road. It also allows our team to discover points of interest to install devices or any spots that need to be repaired before we can start working.

Clients also have the advantage of receiving a status report on their building’s conditions as part of our working method, so you can spot if there’s anything else you wish to fix.

3. Designing The Approach And Distribution

Once we have full awareness of the conditions under which we’ll be working (both physical conditions and those regarding our client’s desires), we start to plan how we’re going to do it.

Now our engineers come into play, designing the layout and distribution to give our workers the template they’re going to follow.

Of course, these plans are shown to the customer, so they can verify if their expectations are being met. Of course, the design can be altered as per our client’s request.

That is the last phase before the physical work begins, and thus sets the foundation for how the project will be carried away.

4. Applying Plan And Ideas

This stage only comes after the client has approved the design presented by our architects. After that, it’s time to bring our tools and workers to start the physical part of our job.

Our work is efficient thanks to the methods we have developed and perfected with time. Our workers dedicate themselves solely to their jobs and will only rest as dictated by the schedule, so you won’t have to look at anyone slacking or laying around doing nothing.

A focused worker is much more efficient, and the many projects we’ve had since we started have taught us that the best way to work is not to waste time.

5. Testing And Revisions

All of our work is tested several times after finishing to ensure that everything works correctly and that there aren’t any malfunctions that could endanger our clients and their investments.

During trials, we invite our customers to show up and give their opinions on how the system is working. Each observation is written down, and our work is modified according to the client’s idea.

After we’re done with the execution of our plans, the client is free to ask for as many revisions as he wants so he can be 100% satisfied with his results. When it comes to alarm systems, we can revise it until everything, from their distribution to their volume, meets the client’s expectations.

6. Maintenance And Repairs

After everything’s settled, our clients can rest knowing they can count on us to keep their installations in shape, and if anything starts presenting issues, they can call us, and we’ll be there right away!

Even if general problems arise (unrelated to any work we’ve done), our vast knowledge and all the situations we’ve worked have made it easy for us to work with all types of materials and devices.

Even better, we won’t only fix whatever issues you may have, but we’ll make everything look, feel, and work much better than it did before!