Business ProfileforBrothers Services Company

In 2019, I signed a contract with Brothers company for a kitchen remodeling job. The first start date, I was told by the contractor that I had to have hard wire smoke detectors installed in every room of my home in order for my home to be in compliance with county code regardless of me having *** security & smoke detector. On 2-12-2024, the hard wire smoke detectors went off profusely saying, "low battery." Contacted the Fire Department to report to change battery. On 2-13-2024 @ 5:00 p.m., hard wire smoke detectors was going off again, "low battery." Contacted Fire Department to replace battery (different brand name) to swap out. Hard wire smoke detectors continued to sound off, "low battery." Contacted ***. *** assured me that their equipment that I have had for over 24 years is not the issue. Contacted Rob L****** 443 - ******** (cell) Supervisor at Brothers requesting to remove each hard wire smoke detectors none of which has an expiration date on each, and fill hole with sheetrock/drywall to make area look original. L****** refused. He stated, "that a hard wire smoke detector is mandatory." Specialist ***** with the Fire Department assured me that as long as I have a working smoke detectors in every room of my home that I own, is acceptable. In addition to, a, "a hard wire smoke detector can be removed." Specialist ***** gave me the telephone number to County Government in Towson - *** **** ********** ******* Room ***, Towson, Md 21204 (410*********). On March 11, 2024, met with Chief Electrical Inspector Mr. ** ****** who is familiar with the install date of the kitchen remodeling & hard wire smoke detector(s) inside of my home that was installed by Brothers. However, inspector ***** was unable to provide me with a copy of the policy that reads, "a hard wire smoke detector is mandatory." ***** verbally stated, "at that time doing my 2019 kitchen remodeling job, a hard wire smoke detector was mandatory. " Not True