Poor service
This company is expensive, and told us that our alarm system needed replacing when it all it needed was a new battery. When we complained they refused to admit their error.
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This company is expensive, and told us that our alarm system needed replacing when it all it needed was a new battery. When we complained they refused to admit their error.
Workmen showed up unannounced, let themselves into private rooms they had been told specifically they were not permitted to enter, stole drinks from the kitchen and on top of all that left the front door wide open and the gate unlocked. Worst "security" company ever! Avoid at all costs.
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