Intruder Alarms installed throughout Berkshire and the surrounding area

Lockrite Security provide quality Intruder Alarms to protect homes and business offices in and around Berkshire. We offer annual alarm maintenance contracts for your alarm system to ensure constant working order. It is intended to cover you for false attacks, cut lines, fire etc.

Benefits of our Intruder and Burglar Alarms

  • Our installers pride themselves on their workmanship. We promise a no fuss installation, with no mess after the job is completed
  • All our intruder alarms comply with SSAIB (Security system and alarms inspection board) requirements – so you can be sure of quality
  • We offer flexible maintenance contracts with no hidden costs
  • Your alarm system is fully tested by our engineers once its been installed
  • Our monitoring service ensures you of a guaranteed response if your alarm is activated

Our alarm engineers will carry out a full premises survey/inspection (free of charge) to assess how we can secure your premises and discuss the options that are available for your property.

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Professional alarm installers in Berkshire

Our team are highly trained in every aspect of home and business security – they work quickly and unobtrusively, making sure to leave your premises exactly as they found them. Once the installation is complete our engineers will fully test your security system to ensure its working and that you know exactly how to operate it. If you have any questions after the installation please feel free to contact us – we’re here to help.

About Berkshire

Berkshire is one of the oldest counties in England. It is home to Windsor Castle, and because of this it has been known as the Royal County of Berkshire since the 19th Century. Towns in Berkshire include Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead.

Berkshire is a cheese production hotspot, with several distinctive cheeses produced exclusively in its dairy farming areas, including Spenwood, Wigmore and Waterloo. The county is also famously home to Ascot Racecourse, which was opened by Queen Anne in 1711. The racecourse remains the property of the monarchy, adding to Berkshire’s royal associations.