Security Services Across the Board

Offices present unique challenges for burglar alarm system installers. The first step in protecting offices from intruders is to assess your security needs thoroughly. Office buildings present special problems for security alarm professionals as authorised access is often required at all times. Read more on burglar alarm systems for offices.

A burglar alarm system for your home is essential for those who wish to endure their families and loved ones are safe and well protected. Crime statistics show that homes without a properly installed burglar alarm are five times more likely to be targeted by burglars or other intruders. Read more on intruder alarm systems for the home.

Security lighting systems can help keep property safe. External lights mounted at strategic points are an effective deterrent and can enhance a fitted burglar alarm system. Exterior security lighting is particularly beneficial in vulnerable spots around the home or business premises. Good security lights offer extra safety in many environments. Read more on security lighting for home and business.

Isolated and remote farms mean that farmers must take extra care to protect their valuable livestock and equipment. In the agricultural world, valuable livestock can be monitored from field to field. Farm entrances can be checked for a legitimate activities 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. Read more on farm security.

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. Read more on caravan security.

Horse owners and riders will know that riding equipment is not only expensive to buy and maintain but can be highly vulnerable to theft. Stables and tack rooms are not the only soft target for thieves and burglars. Horseboxes and trailers can be snatched unless they are made secure against theft. Read more on security for stables.

Church security alarm systems use a wide range of detection options to deter trespass. Modern techniques include heat and motion sensors configured to ignore the movement of birds and other small animals. Insurers report that church roof alarms effectively reduce thefts of metal and lead. Read more on intruder alarm systems for churches.

Unprotected garages are an attractive target for thieves and burglars. Domestic garages are often used to store expensive equipment such as gardening, cycles, deep freezers, and so on. Any tools or ladders kept in the garage can be used to help a burglar gain access to the house. Make sure you are up to date on all the latest developments in garage security. Read more on intruder alarm systems for garages.

Garden sheds are often used to store expensive power tools and gardening equipment. Power drills, saws, and hammers left in an insecure garden shed can be used to break in through a house door or window. Police often appeal to homeowners to improve shed security as most burglary reports are related to thefts from unguarded sheds. Read more on alarm systems for sheds.