Many property owners don’t realize that smoke detector batteries should be replaced every year and the smoked detectors themselves should be replaced every 10 years.
You should remember that a new law regarding CO (Carbon Monoxide) detectors will now impact home Sellers and their listing agents effective Jan. 1, 2014. In the video below, CAR General Counsel Eugene Marconi explains the new law going into effect 1/1/14. Go to http://www.ctrealtor.com/carbonmonoxide for a copy of the affidavit to use related to detectors along with other information.
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