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Wired Security Alarms
Hardwired alarm systems tend to limit the number of false alarms that some say can be part and parcel with the wireless-based security systems, because all the devices are connected directly, by wire, to the control panel.
Are you building a new house? You'd do best to call us to wire it before the sheet-rock/drywall contractor comes in and keeps you from making your security system a permanent fixture of your new home. This tends to add value to a home overall, and in these times of unsteady homeowner markets, can only be considered a boon. The reduction in price for these mechanisms over the years has lead to it becoming almost as common in new homes as Cable TV. Many new home owners realize that their home is their largest investment, and the best way to protect it is to install a security system at the time of construction. Adding sensors after construction is a common decision. Some things may be overlooked at the time of the original installation, or possibly something changed – All of our wired security systems can be updated to work with wireless sensors. So you have the option of turning your system into a Hybrid or wired and wireless devices in case future needs call for such a solution.
Of course, the hardwired system may take a little longer to install, but in the long run there will not be as many parts or batteries to replace. A Hardwired security system is most reliable, but installation is not typically a 'do-it-yourself' venture. We offer skilled representatives to do all the work or even come by for advice on how to tackle any design or architectural hindrances.
