intrusion systems

Reliable home security is available for homeowners new and old. Thanks to technologically advanced wireless security options, adding a security system has never been easier. It is never too early or too late to think about adding a security system to your home. With the help of new technology, new options are available to add enhancements such as light and temperature control to the security system. Different levels of security are available, featuring motion detectors, glass break sensors, and door/window contact sensors. Our systems offer a variety of features and are very user friendly.

We are able to offer a wide array of wireless options to secure your home. Whether it is intrusion, smoke, fire, or back-up systems, we can help find a solution that will work best for any customer. We have highly trained technicians and staff that are constantly staying on top of the newest technology to be able to provide the most reliable products for our customers.

Back-up Communication Protection

Back-up communication protection is an enhancement to any security system. With a back-up communication system, your security signal has a back-up. In today's day and age with all the construction, unpredictable weather, and threats of other unknowns, it is another way to provide an additional layer of protection. If your phone line should go down or be cut, the unit will immediately send a signal to our Central Monitoring Station indicating if the line has gone down and we can notify you and act accordingly.

No Phone Line…..No Problem.

Today it is common to find homes with no landline at all. An increasing number of people are relying on their mobile phones as their primary and only phone connection at their homes. How will your security system be monitored without a phone line? Easy, with a back-up communication system installed at your home for your security system, you can have your system monitored for the same, or less, than the phone company will charge you for a phone line.

*Source: The Greenwich Case: Securing Suburban Homes, Simon Hakim.