by Customer Service
31. January 2012 00:05
As a home and business owner your first line of defense against burglars, vandals, and trespassers is your properties perimeter. The key to this is to keep your property visible and at the same time secure.
You will want to keep your property barricaded from intruders but clearly visible to neighbors, passersby, and law enforcement officers.
Maintaining hedges and bushes at waist high gives the bad guys fewer places to hide, and gives your neighbors a clear view of suspicious activities while you're away. Chain link and picket fencing give police a unobscured view of your home or business while on patrol thorough your community.
If you have any additional question about security for your home and business please give me a call. Steve (909) 982-7612
by Customer Service
16. January 2012 14:03
Security experts agree that the #1 deterrent to burglars and intruders is the sight of an alarm box and sign on the outside of your property.
The next is outdoor lighting.
Burglars like working in the dark and during winter months it gets dark early.
Local police agencies advise home and business owners to adjust outdoor lighting to come on at sunset and not go off until after sunrise.
This will limit hiding places on your property and send thieves hunting for an easier target.
This is a simple and effective way to protect your loved ones, property and business.
For any question on your home or business security question give a call and I will be glad help you with any question that you might have.
Steve
800 982 7612
by Customer Service
24. December 2010 04:16
Please use this form if you would like to add an additional code in your system, change a code or delete a code. This form is used for 90% of our accounts which have a single area of arming in their system. Thanks!
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by Customer Service
24. December 2010 04:12
Please use this user code change form if you have more than one area of arming with different keypads using the same alarm panel
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by Customer Service
24. December 2010 04:04
Please select this form if you would like to change your call list, home phone number, cell phone number, etc. Fill in and print, then fax over for our office staff to complete the data entry.
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by Customer Service
21. December 2010 04:07
All county Departments requesting service, please complete the attached County of San Bernardino Request for Service Form, sign at the bottom and fax to 909-483-6487.
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by Customer Service
16. December 2010 00:24
Having trouble reading our forms and manuals? Select this link to download free Acrobat Adobe Reader for your computer. Thanks!
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