Wireless security systems of all kinds have rapidly grown in popularity, especially in recent years as prices have fallen and common brands like ADT have adopted wireless lines of their own. And wireless systems do have some advantages: They are
In-home installations are one of the pillars of the alarm installation business, and a significant amount of revenue comes from partnering with popular home security brands or offering upgrades to existing system. But working inside someone else’s residence carries some
When installing or upgrading a security system, it’s important to avoid liability issues that may arise in the future if the owner experiences a break-in, theft, fire, or other damaging incident. If an owner believes that the installer is at
Upgrades and retrofitting are common parts of the alarm installation business – especially if home or business owners are currently unhappy with how their system is performing. Your installers can offer details through their inspections and quotes on what the
Alarm systems are an integral part of home and business safety: That also means they are more likely to be subject to liability issues when something goes wrong. Alarm installers face their share of lawsuits, too. Installation companies should always
Articles are starting to appear with good news for alarm installers: Far from slowing down, the alarm and security system markets are expected to continue their high growth that we’ve seen in the 2010s. That trend looks like it will
If your installation business is expanding or changing, you’re probably thinking about new hires. Not all installation employees are the same – you definitely don’t want to end up with one that will steal a homeowner’s medication while they’re on
Alarm monitoring is a frequently requested feature for both commercial and residential alarm installation clients. Many owners want that added guarantee of a professional center monitoring their property and contacting the authorities if it looks like something is wrong. They
Fire alarm installations don’t always go according to plan – or code. This is especially common when business or property owners purchase a building with an incorrectly installed alarm system, without realizing it. It can also happen when owners make
Today’s alarm systems are more connected to digital systems than ever before. From choosing the right security monitoring service to setting up alerts so that owners receive immediate notifications, being online in some way is usually a requirement. That creates
