PANTHER ALARMS

You or one of your staff members have probably been there - the phone rings at 3am on a cold and wet morning. You're told that the alarm has activated in your premises and you then have to get up, drive to your premises and reset that alarm. In most cases it is just a false alarm but one day you may find that there has been a break-in, or even worse, an intruder in your property.

 

 

An alarm response service should never be taken lightly or entrusted to unqualified personnel.