Armored Access Security

Contact us today to schedule a free on-site consultation. We'll listen to your concerns and examine your business' property so we can make a fully informed recommendation about what you need to keep your employees safe and protect your assets.

Do you own particularly valuable devices or objects? If so, consider installing an asset protection system. This monitors particular items - such as an electronic device - and alerts you if it's disturbed.

Surveillance cameras aren't just for the paranoid - they're a handy way to see if someone's delivered a package, if a cleaning person's been by, or if the babysitter's put the kids to bed. Once you have a security camera system, you'll never know how you got by without one.

Don't leave a spare key hidden outside. Your "clever" hiding place is probably one burglars have seen a thousand times before.

TIP: Burglars don't look for a challenge. Lock your doors and windows, leave your outside lights on and invest in a security system to greatly reduce your risk of home invasion.

Alarm systems with sirens are superb criminal deterrents. No criminal wants to be noticed, and loud noises are their Kryptonite.

TIP: Sturdy deadbolts - at least an inch thick - greatly decrease a burglar's ability to bash in a door. We look for these when we perform our free security assessment.

Leaving for the weekend? Invest in timers for your lights, television and other devices. Burglars look for homes that look empty, and by mimicking the rhythms of your everyday life, you'll scare them off.

A lot of small stores suffer from "shrinkage." The solution: a surveillance system. You'll notice when your customers pocket something they haven't paid for, and over time, it'll pay for itself.

Protect your home or business's perimeter with an outdoor motion sensor. With a motion sensor and a light, wannabe burglars will know they've been spotted.

What steps have you taken this month to improve your security?

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In chilly winter weather, pipes can freeze solid and even burst, causing flood damage to your home or business. Installing temperature or flood sensors is one of the best ways to protect against disaster.

If your business handles sensitive records, you need to control your employees' access. A simple access control system will protect your clients' sensitive data:

Winter's long nights make it easy for burglars to hide. Take an evening to walk around the outside of your home and make sure none of your outside lights have burnt out.