Alarm System FAQs

As per local laws and building regulations, most commercial and residential buildings must have installed smoke detectors and fire protection systems. These requirements are created to help maximize time for evacuation in the case of a fire. However, despite smoke alarms being mandated for buildings throughout the Toronto area, many fire safety and security professionals also recommend installing advanced fire alarms as part of your residential or commercial security system in Toronto. Read More

Glass break detection sensors are designed to detect the vibrations and sounds of breaking glass. Installed near windows, glass break sensors sound an alarm and send a notification to your phone and monitoring station to alert them to a potential break-in. If required, you or your monitoring station can dispatch the police or any other local priorities.  Read More

When looking for a new provider for your security system, choose a company that assesses your existing equipment, confirms what can remain, and explains costs, monitoring, support, and transfer requirements. For a business, industrial security systems installation should reflect site risks and system integration. Security cameras should be checked for coverage, image quality, storage, and administrator access. Do not cancel the current service until the new provider confirms activation. Read More