We can help you feel confident in you home or office safety. It’s all about being more prepared for as many situations as possible.
•Know when someone on your property before they realize it and at the door or waiting outside.
•Good locations for cameras are at front and back doors, common areas inside and out and don’t forget the kids and baby rooms.
•Video doorbells and automatic lighting can make intruders very uncomfortable and leave.
•Fortifying exterior doors can buy you more time fig out your plan of action.
•A panic room is a great idea. A place where you can retreat that has fortitude.
•With the app on your phone you can view your cameras to confirm the intruders are still there or have fled.
•Intruders often cover their track by starting a fire so always include fire detection.
•Connected door locks can automatically lock down the premises form you app or a panic button.

You can contact us with any questions you may have.

 Do i need a security system if i have a dog?

Your dog is loyal and brave. They can alert you to potential danger, and deter an intruder. Does that mean you don't need a security system? Not exactly.   Dogs have amazing senses, with their sharp ears and superior scents-ability. Much like a security system, a dog can alert you right away to an intruder on your property. The downside of this is, to your dog, many everyday visitors count as intruders.

"Squirrel!" "Mail carrier!" "Neighbor!" They're all excuses for Fido to start barking.

A smart home security system does it better. Like a dog, it's proactive when an intruder is detected—but it's far better at discerning a genuine intruder from a harmless everyday event, thanks to its use of intelligence from all around the home.

Equally important, if there's a break-in, a security system can alert a 24-7 monitoring station for professional help.

The verdict: Until dogs get their own dedicated cellular connections, smart home security wins this round.