Your building is empty. It’s 2 a.m. on a Wednesday, and a heat detector in the back storage room just tripped. On-site, an alarm is screaming. Nobody’s there to hear it. What happens next … Read More
Yes. Carbon monoxide, or CO, is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas that is extremely dangerous, and it can build up inside your home without you ever realizing it is there. That invisible threat … Read More
Somewhere in your building is a fire alarm control panel nobody has opened in over a year. Maybe longer. It sits there quietly, lights blinking, doing its job right up until the moment it … Read More
A security system is the best way to protect your home and business but the best security systems are the ones that are well-maintained and managed. We have created this security system maintenance checklist … Read More
As you are now getting adjusted to the new school year, you fall back into your routines (or start brand new ones for families with younger children!) every family wants to make sure … Read More
Here is a question worth sitting with: if a burglar smashed your living room window tonight and climbed through, would your alarm actually go off? If your system relies on door and window contacts … Read More
What is a central station alarm? Imagine it’s a lovely summer evening and you’re away on a family vacation, hundreds of miles from home. Your business is empty, the streets quiet. Suddenly, a … Read More
Some common home fire hazards include smoke alarms with dead batteries, unattended kitchens, several heating appliances connected to the same outlet, lint buildup in dryers, extension cords and water, and even dry grass.
Keep … Read More
Effective backyard security involves combining several defense mechanisms, including cameras, smart integrations, lighting, alarms, and motion sensors that detect and deter intruders. It also covers physical measures like fencing, locking gates, defensive landscaping, and … Read More
Summer is the peak season for residential burglaries. According to the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program, burglary rates climb to their annual highs in July and August, driven by vacation travel, longer daylight hours, … Read More
