Home and Business Security Systems in the Inland Empire

Alarm, video and 24/7 UL-listed monitoring across Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

Our own techs

Installed and serviced by our team, not subcontractors

15+ years

Serving Southern California

We install, service and monitor alarm and video systems across Riverside and San Bernardino counties. We have been installing and monitoring systems in the Inland Empire since 2013, and today we look after homes, businesses and care facilities in Corona, Fontana, Rancho Cucamonga, Chino, San Bernardino and Apple Valley. Every system is monitored around the clock by our own UL-listed central station.

PERMITS

Alarm rules in the Inland Empire

Rules change from city to city, and between cities and unincorporated county areas.

City of Riverside: you need an alarm user’s permit before installing or using a system. It is a one-time $16 fee for the life of the system at that address, with no renewal. With a permit, the first two false alarms are free. After that, fees run $100, $150, $200, then $250 for each one after.

Unincorporated Riverside County: the county’s false alarm ordinance gives two warnings, then fines start at $50 for the third false alarm and rise to $200 for the sixth and beyond.

Everywhere else: other cities, and San Bernardino County, set their own rules. We check yours before we install.

WHERE WE WORK

Inland Empire cities we serve

Areas we cover in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

Don’t see your city? Call 888-969-3742 and we will tell you if we cover it.

WHAT WE INSTALL

What we install across the Inland Empire

Six systems, fitted and monitored across the city

Door and window sensors, motion detection, control panels
Including camera verification for alarm events
Monitored smoke and heat detection
Monitored CO sensors
Locks, lighting, thermostats
Every day of the year
FAQ

Common questions

Permits, false alarms and how we work in the area.

Yes. The City of Riverside requires an alarm user’s permit before a system is installed or used. It is a one-time $16 fee with no renewal.

With a permit, the first two false alarm responses are free. The third is $100 and fees rise from there.

Our own UL-listed central station, 24 hours a day.

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