Environmental
Carbon monoxide (CO) detector requirements in Massachusetts residential rental properties include:
ACO detectors are only required for properties with fireplaces
BCO detectors are required in all residential units that have fuel-burning appliances or attached garages✓ Correct
CCO detectors are optional—only smoke detectors are required
DCO detectors are only required in new construction
Explanation
Massachusetts law requires carbon monoxide detectors in residential properties with fuel-burning appliances (furnaces, water heaters, etc.) or attached garages. This is required at time of sale and in rental properties.
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