Wired vs. Wireless Systems:

Your Burglar system can either be wired or wireless or even both, depending on whether or not visible running cables will cause a clutter in your home. If the wireless alarms are to be used, there are several devices that may be applicable, such as carbon monoxide detectors, smoke and fire detectors, door and window contact, motion sensors keypads etc, all wireless.

Perimeter Protection:

You have to ensure the security of every part of your environment either glass break sensors, motion sensors, door or window sensors, etc. but you do have to protect every part of your property.

Smoke and Fire Detectors:

An effective Burglar alarm system has to be able to alert you when there is excessive smoke or heat or fire in or around your property.

Carbon Monoxide Detectors:

This is a Standard alarm system that homeowners use to detect the presence of carbon monoxide in any part of the house.

Temperature and Water Sensors:

This helps monitor air conditioners, water pipes and water heaters. It alerts the homeowner when there is extreme hot or cold temperature.

Remote Arming & Disarming:

Modern burglar alarm systems ought to have features that make it really convenient for its user or owner. Of these features, the ability to remotely control, on or off  the alarm system should not be compromised. It should also be easy to use probably from a very simple App on a smart phone.

Centralized Monitoring:

An effective Burglar system should also be programmed to be able to contact various help units, including the Fire Department, a hospital or ambulance and more importantly, the Police.

Monitoring Pricing Options:

We offer our products at really affordable rates, with payments packaged to be paid on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis, all for the comfort of our clients. We do not require a credit check to get in business with you.