Intruder alarms designed around how the building is used
Wired and wireless alarm systems, sensors placed where they'll actually catch something, and alerts that reach you — not a panel nobody remembers how to use.
Sensor types we fit
- PIR motion sensors
- Door and window contacts
- Glass-break detectors
- Smoke and heat sensors (where required)
- Wireless panic buttons
An alarm that matches how you actually move through the building
A lot of alarm problems come down to the same thing: sensors placed to tick a box rather than to suit the building. We walk the site, work out where people genuinely come and go, where pets live, where a draughty window sets things off at 3am, and design the sensor layout around that.
Both wired and wireless systems are available depending on the property — wireless tends to suit retrofits where running new cabling is disruptive, while wired suits new builds or larger commercial sites. Either way, you get a keypad you can actually use and alerts sent straight to your phone when something triggers.
Alarms can also be linked to your CCTV and access control, so a triggered sensor can pull up the relevant camera feed automatically. More on that on our integrated systems page.
An alarm worth having
- Wired or wireless.Whichever suits the building and how much disruption you're happy with during install.
- Sensors placed where they matter.Positioned around how the building is actually used, to cut down false alarms.
- Mobile alerts.Notifications straight to your phone when the system triggers, wherever you are.
- A keypad people can use.Straightforward enough that everyone on site can arm and disarm it properly — the biggest cause of "the alarm's always going off" is confusion, not faulty kit.
- Ongoing testing & servicing.An alarm that's never tested is a guess, not a system — see our maintenance page.