Alarm installations in Aldershot and the surrounding area

Lockrite Security provide quality Alarm Installations to protect homes and offices in Aldershot. 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.

What types of intruder/burglar alarm do we install in Aldershot?

Wireless Alarm Systems

Wireless burglar alarms are perfect security solutions for flats, apartments, offices and large houses where extensive wiring can be an issue. A wireless alarms are easier to install and is perfect for homes and small business premises in Aldershot.

Audible only Alarms

These are traditional alarm systems which activate internal and/or external sirens if your premises is intruded. Intrusion is detected through motion, contact and shock detectors.

Auto-Dial Alarms

This is an Audible only system with additional auto-dial communication. The auto-dial facility allows you to store a list of telephone numbers (be it guarding service, office, home etc) into the alarm. If the alarm is activated the alarm will dial the stored numbers to alert you.

Monitored Alarms

Monitored alarm systems provide round the clock, 24/7 surveillance of your secured property or premises. Your line connection is monitored every few seconds via a BT telephone connection to a central monitoring station. In the event of an intrusion, the alarm will sound, The central monitoring station will be alerted and they will in turn alert the appropriate emergency services and designated key holders.

Home and commercial guarding service in Aldershot

Additionally we offer a guarding service through our partner Phoenix Security. If an intruder breaks into your property, Phoenix Security will attend your premises to re-secure your property after a break-in.

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About Aldershot

Aldershot is world renowned for its strong links with the British Army. In fact, before its military camp was established in 1854 it was barely even a town at all. The camp transformed Aldershot from a small agricultural village to a bustling military town.

Aldershot’s military heritage is epitomised by a statue of the first Duke of Wellington on his horse, Copenhagen. Standing on Round Hill, the statue is made out of bronze recycled from cannons used in the Battle of Waterloo. Today, Aldershot benefits from a number of arts and entertainment venues and lively retail developments. It is home to Aldershot Town, a strongly supported football club that plays a large part in the local community.