Professional Intruder Alarm Systems in Blackpool

Yes, absolutely. All of our intruder alarm installations are designed and certified to comply with the latest British and European standards, ensuring your system is fully compliant for both legal and insurance purposes.

A wired system has all its components physically connected via cables, offering high reliability. A wireless system uses radio frequencies to connect its sensors, making it quicker and less disruptive to install, particularly in existing buildings.

For a monitored alarm, an annual service by a professional is typically a requirement of the monitoring contract. For bell-only alarms, it's considered best practice to have a service every one to two years to check batteries and sensor functionality.

In most cases, no. Monitored alarms first contact a central station. The station operator will then verify the alarm and, if necessary, follow a pre-agreed protocol which may include contacting keyholders and, for verified alarms, requesting a police response.

Our systems are designed to minimize false alarms. This is achieved through careful sensor placement, professional calibration, and staff training on how to properly use the system. Maintenance is also key to ensuring all components are in good working order.

Our systems can be armed and disarmed in several ways, including a traditional keypad with a code, a key fob, or a proximity tag. We also offer smartphone app integration, allowing for convenient remote arming and disarming.

The cost of a system varies greatly depending on the size of your property, the number of sensors required, and the type of system you choose (e.g., wired, wireless, monitored). We provide free, no-obligation quotes after a full site survey to ensure the price is tailored to your specific needs.