Bristol, UK - Commercial Intruder Alarms explained by Elite Fire Security

Protecting your business inside and out is essential to ensure you keep your organisation running without disruption whilst protecting the look and brand of your business. Theft or vandalism causes havoc to you, your customers and team whilst you are trying to sort it out, liaise with insurers and arrange and deal with tradespeople to mend any damage that has been done. Running a business is hard in today’s world and protecting it from break-ins is crucial to minimise any impact on wasted time, stock impacts and profits. Regardless of your building and contents business insurance, you have when you experience a break-in your business will suffer. It causes damage to your property and loss of stock or personal, meaning you can’t operate at full capacity for some time. Commercial Intruder Alarms will deter break-ins and protect your property and business.

What are Commercial Intruder Alarms?

Commercial Intruder Alarms are also known as commercial burglar alarms and they are systems that will put potential intruders off and protect your property and business, giving you peace of mind 24 hours, 365 days a year.

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Types of Commercial Intruder Alarms?

Depending on your requirements, Commercial Intruder Alarms are all designed to trigger an alarm when an intruder is detected inside, outside or both. There are different types of alarms available and the alarm you choose will vary depending on the nature of your business and the property and belongings you are protecting.

Who should I consider when you are thinking about Commercial Intruder Alarms?

- A good security company will visit your premises to learn about your business and will perform a full risk assessment. An assessment of major risks should be based on the threats that your business could encounter and possible entry points to ensure they give you a design and install a system that will protect your business to its optimum capability

- They will liaise with your insurance provider, architect, facilities manager or building contractors before providing you with an assessment report, recommendations and a free no obligation quote

- Their on-site visit should assess your building layout and access points to enable them to produce a system design as it is vital that the system functions correctly and offers you the security you need

- They should offer you options for different types of an intruder, monitoring and notification systems and explain the benefits and disadvantages of each one, along with the cost to install and any ongoing maintenance costs or alert systems

- They should be able to provide you with information on businesses they have worked with previously and the types of systems they have installed

Read our full article and everything you need to know here: elitefiresecurity.co.uk/commercial-intruder-alarms/

If you are thinking about installing a Commercial Intruder Alarm for your business anywhere in Bristol, Bath or the South West then contact Elite Fire Security on 0333 577 1230 and one of our experts will be able to answer any questions you may have or book a free site assessment.