A wired burglar alarm has all its components (sensors, keypads, siren) physically connected to the main control panel via cables. This is highly reliable and often chosen for new builds or properties undergoing a full rewire.

A wireless burglar alarm uses radio signals to communicate between components, making installation quicker and less disruptive, as no new wiring is required. Wireless systems are ideal for existing homes and offer greater flexibility in sensor placement. Both types offer excellent security when installed correctly.

A monitored alarm system is connected to an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC). When the alarm is triggered, the ARC is notified immediately and can take action, such as contacting you, a keyholder, or the police (depending on the system and your contract). While not essential for every home, we highly recommend monitored systems for commercial properties and for domestic clients who want the highest level of protection and peace of mind, especially if they are often away from home.

Yes, we can. We frequently install pet-friendly motion detector sensors. These sensors are designed to ignore movement below a certain weight or size threshold, which significantly reduces the chance of false alarms being triggered by domestic animals like cats or small dogs. We will discuss your specific needs during your free site survey.