FAQs
 

Electronic security systems give homeowners peace of mind and act as a primary deterrent against criminal activity.


A basic security system will include a Master Control Panel, 2-3 Door/Window sensors, a Motion detector, and a built-in siren. Fire protection can be easily added. Your system will also come with a yard sign and window decals to help deter potential break-ins.

If you want to go beyond a basic system, we can add cameras, PC control options and more.


In the event that your alarm goes off, a trained professional can use the two-way voice feature on your control panel to verify an emergency. If no password or an incorrect password is given, the central station can notify the police or proper emergency response services. Our system helps identify which window, door or motion sensor has been triggered. The central station can provide the police with the location of the intrusion, along with your name and address. Dispatchers take care of all the logistics, so you do not have to worry about getting the police any information during your emergency.

Not only can a security system add value to your home, but it may also save you up to 20% on your homeowner's insurance base premium with most insurance companies. We can provide you with a certificate to send in to your insurance company, showing that your home has monitored security protection.

When burglars see that you have a security system, they know the home is protected by one of the leading home security company in the nation. Generally, burglars target only the most vulnerable homes and are unlikely to challenge a monitored security system. If they do try to break in, the system will activate, and the Central Station will dispatch police to your home or business.

We can install pet-immune motion detectors, which means any animal weighing less than 40 pounds will not trigger your alarm. The system can distinguish the difference between an animal and a human by the way heat is allocated throughout the body.

Yes. In case of a power loss, the back-up battery will activate to maintain your alarm protection for several hours. In the event your battery is low, a low-battery signal can be sent to the Central Station so you can be notified.