Security systems
Intruder alarm systems
Detection and signalling designed for how the building is actually used, not just for the insurance certificate. We install, maintain and monitor intruder systems for commercial premises and private properties.

Who it is for
Commercial premises, managed buildings and private properties that need to know when someone has entered, and want a response path that does not depend on a phone being answered at 3am.
What iFire provides
- Detection design for each zone and access point
- Keypads, proximity tags and app-based setting
- Alarm signalling to monitoring or keyholders
- Integration with CCTV for visual verification
- Planned maintenance and fault attendance
- Takeover and upgrade of existing systems
How you start
- Describe the building and what has prompted the enquiry
- We survey the perimeter, doors and vulnerable areas
- You receive a specification and a fixed price
- Installation and commissioning, then monitoring set up
What helps us quote
- Building use and whether it is occupied overnight
- Doors, windows and likely entry points
- Whether an existing alarm is being replaced
- Who should be notified when the alarm activates
- Whether you want guard response as well as monitoring
Monitoring questions
What happens when the alarm goes off
Can the alarm be monitored 24/7?
Yes. Alarm signals can be routed to 24/7 monitoring with keyholder notification, and where visual verification is available it helps confirm whether an activation is genuine before anyone is called out.
Do you offer keyholder notification only?
That is one option, and it suits some sites. The alternative is monitored response with guard attendance. Which is appropriate depends on the premises and what you want to happen out of hours.
Can you take over an existing intruder alarm?
Often. We survey the system first and check the equipment is serviceable. If it is not, we will say so and quote the correction rather than maintain a system that cannot be relied on.
Get an intruder alarm quote
Tell us about the building and who needs to know when the alarm activates.
