When the alarm is triggered, our commercial alarm system will send a signal through your land line or wireless monitoring. After this happens, we will call to verify that it is a real alarm. If no one answers, we will dispatch the authorities. We will also call the designated phone numbers to notify you that the alarm has been triggered. We also monitor if your power is out, if there is a low back up battery on the alarm, or if you are having trouble with the bell circuit.

Alarm monitoring can serve as a way to know when employees open and close the business.  You also put limitations on days and hours people have access.

We have no way of knowing if you have disconnected your phone line,  Your alarm panel will display a trouble light or beep.  The phone line is the only way a signal can be sent – so if there is no phone line then we do not receive a signal.  Test your system to make sure that your alarm is working. Contact us for information on wireless monitoring if you have discontinued your traditional land line.

All of our alarms can be monitored without a traditional phone line.  We use a radio back up system which is more secure than cellular back up that can be disabled by cell phone jammers.

Your insurance company recognizes the importance of monitoring.  We are happy to provide proof of monitoring so you can start saving money on your insurance costs today!