ATTN: Homeowners and Landlords! Effective January 1, 2026: New carbon monoxide (CO) alarm rules are coming for existing homes, including detached and semidetached houses, townhomes, and cottages. You must have carbon monoxide alarms if: • You have a fireplace • You have a fuel-burning appliance (like a furnace, water heater, or stove) • You have heated air that comes from a fuel-burning appliance not located inside your home Where to install CO alarms: • Adjacent to each sleeping area (near all

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2.6K views · 36 reactions | Important message on CO (carbon monoxide) monitors, especially LOW LEVEL CO monitors. Every home that has a gas appliance should have one. If you need one, send us a message and we’ll get one for you. | Mariner Mechanical HVAC Inc. | Facebook