Residential Security

Many homeowners buy one product at a time: an alarm after a neighbour's break-in, cameras after a parcel goes missing. The result is often gaps between systems. We plan residential security as layers that work together:

1. Perimeter: walls, gates and electric fencing that delay and deter.
2. Detection: outdoor beams and indoor alarm systems that warn you before someone reaches the house.
3. Verification: CCTV that lets you see what triggered an alarm.
4. Response: armed response and panic buttons so help is dispatched when it matters.

Some households need a person on site rather than relying on technology alone. This is common for larger properties, homes with frequent staff and deliveries, families who travel often, or households facing a specific threat.

A residential guard can control the gate, log visitors and contractors, patrol the grounds at night and act as the first point of contact with the armed response team. Guards can be arranged for night shifts only, while the family is away, or around the clock, depending on the assessment.

For families with a higher public profile, our VIP protection service extends security beyond the property.

We start with a visit to the property, ideally at a time when the people who live there can walk us through their routine. We look at:

• the perimeter, adjoining properties, open land or servitudes behind the house;
• gates, garage doors and how the family arrives and leaves;
• existing alarms, beams, cameras and fencing, and whether they are working;
• domestic staff, gardeners and regular contractors who need access;
• safe rooms or bedroom areas that should be protected at night.

You receive a written proposal that explains what we recommend and why, with options so you can prioritise. Existing equipment is reused where it is sound.

The best system fails if nobody arms it. We set up alarm zones so you can arm the perimeter while still moving around inside, show every household member how to use panic buttons, and agree a clear procedure for when the alarm goes off.

Residential clients can contact our team about faults, changes to keyholders or added services. Monitoring and dispatch details are confirmed in your contract. Services are usually on a monthly agreement, with installations quoted separately.