Security Services Across the Board

Security experts at Crown Securities (UK) have wide experience in all types of security installations — and not just for homes and businesses.

Our BSI accredited staff have experience in all manner of security systems for a wide range of customers and across a wide variety of properties.

Although the mainstay of the business is home security and protecting business premises, there are many other circumstances where intruder alarms and security systems can prove vital.

Intruder alarms may not be permanent. Building sites, for example, can be monitored with remote alarm systems which can be removed once the building work has finished. Empty properties may benefit from a different alarm system to that which is needed once they are occupied.

In the agricultural world valuable livestock can be monitored as it moves from field to field and farm entrances can be checked for legitimate activity such as the arrival of feed deliveries. As agriculture becomes ever more sophisticated, farmers can find themselves owning, leasing or storing some very expensive equipment indeed — not just valuable tractors and diggers but valuable high-tech equipment that is light, portable and very easy to steal.

Mobile property, such as caravans and livestock trailers many not only benefit from alarm systems being installed in storage areas but, should they be stolen, they can more easily be traced by the installation of hidden and tamper proof tracking devices.

Sometimes the best security coverage is given by a suite of devices that provide all round protection. That is why it often pays to have a professional take a look at your security risk and suggest the best security solution at the best possible price.

• Farm Security — Isolated and remote farms mean that farmers must take extra care to protect their valuable livestock and equipment.
• Stables Security — Horse stables and tack rooms are easy targets for burglars and often contain valuable and expensive riding tackle.
• Caravan Security — Once stolen, a caravan can be very difficult to trace and even then owners may struggle to prove they own the caravan.