BEEP BEEP: Arlington VA Smoke Alarm Guidelines
Do you need a smoke alarm here? Do you need a smoke alarm there?
Do you need a smoke alarm EVERYWHERE?
A common question I get is: ‘Where do I need to put a smoke alarm in my house?’
To help answer any questions that Arlington VA home buyers may have, I created a smoke alarm guidelines page on MrArlington.com. This page outlines smoke alarm guidelines established by the International Residential Code Book, including what rooms need a smoke alarm and how many must be in a dwelling.
When it comes to smoke alarms, the general rule is that there should be one in each sleeping room, one outside of each sleeping room and one on each level of a respective house.
Of course, when it comes to smoke alarms, too many can never hurt you!
This Arlington VA real estate information courtesy of Aaron Seekford, your Arlington VA Realtor.
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