According to RetailDive, 65% of Americans now own smart home appliances, up from 51% in 2020, highlighting the widespread adoption of these innovative systems. Smart home technology is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s rapidly becoming a standard in households worldwide.
False alarms within the alarm installation industry pose more than just minor inconveniences; they also carry substantial financial and reputational risks for both alarm installers and their customers. As Deep Sentinel points out, various cities across the United States instill
When you say “insurance” in front of alarm company owners, it generally conjures up feelings of a very large expense for something that is not typically used or understood. For most security alarm firms, insurance is their second-largest expense (behind payroll)
Clear communication in the alarm installation industry is crucial for success. It prevents misunderstandings and legal issues, ensuring smoother operations and higher customer satisfaction. Here’s a guide on how to improve your communication strategies and avoid potential pitfalls. Understanding the
In the complex world of alarm installation, both the technical aspects and legal intricacies play pivotal roles in shaping business operations. Navigating these complexities not only ensures a high standard of service but also safeguards companies against potential legal challenges
General liability insurance for alarm installers covers a lot of issues with the alarm system itself: Will the installer be liable if the system doesn’t work, if it creates too many false alarms, if features aren’t as advertised? A good
In the realm of commercial security, the implementation of video verification stands out as a transformative approach, offering unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in alarm verification processes. This innovative method not only streamlines security protocols but also significantly reduces the likelihood
We’ve explored topics in the past related to how alarm installers should choose contract templates, how they can avoid property damage, and other key steps for working with new clients. Details like these are very important when it comes to
When alarm installers first search for an insurance package that works for their business, they tend to have a lot of questions about what type of insurance is necessary for the installation work they do. At El Dorado we’re happy
We’ve discussed before how alarm installers can get sued for forgetting parts of a contract or making mistakes on a job. But there’s another risk that installation companies should know well before they start making their marketing materials or sales
