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PROTECTION PLUS® is pleased to extend an invi­ta­tion to the peo­ple of Colling­wood, Ontario to enjoy the best in home and com­mer­cial secu­ri­ty.

Locat­ed in Sim­coe Coun­ty, the town of Colling­wood is on the south­ern point of the Geor­gian Bay along the por­tion known as Not­tawasaga Bay.

For­mer­ly a small town, the com­ing of the rail­road opened the har­bor up as a promi­nent loca­tion for the ship­ping of goods to the upper Great Lakes region of Chica­go and what is now Thun­der Bay. This devel­op­ment led to the even­tu­al cre­ation of a strong ship build­ing busi­ness, the Colling­wood Ship­yards, in 1883. By 1901, these ship­yards had made and launched the first steel-hulled ship ever to be launched from Cana­da, the Huro­nia.

After the indus­tri­al­ly based econ­o­my began to erode fol­low­ing the world wars, the region emerged as a pop­u­lar recre­ation area thanks in part to its close prox­im­i­ty to Blue Moun­tain where vis­i­tors could enjoy ski­ing and beau­ti­ful scenic caves. Colling­wood is also close to Wasaga Beach and enjoys a thriv­ing tourism indus­try focused around the many out­door sum­mer and win­ter acti­vates that the area is known for includ­ing swim­ming, bik­ing, hik­ing, cross-coun­try ski­ing, down­hill ski­ing, and snow­shoe­ing.

A town on the rise, secu­ri­ty is becom­ing a more preva­lent con­cern in Colling­wood. But wor­ry not, with our expert advice, you can have a secure home or busi­ness in no time. Con­tact us today or use the fol­low­ing links for more infor­ma­tion.

Security Systems (Home & Business)

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FAQ

Can you clarify the distinctions between an Access Code, a Passcode, and a Personal Identification Code or Number?

An access code refers to the numer­i­cal sequence you input on a key­pad to man­age your alarm system—enabling actions like arm­ing, dis­arm­ing, or bypass­ing. A pass­code and a per­son­al iden­ti­fi­ca­tion code are essen­tial­ly identical—confidential sequences of num­bers or alphanu­mer­ic char­ac­ters used to ver­i­fy your iden­ti­ty when com­mu­ni­cat­ing with our Sig­nal Receiv­ing Cen­ter. Shar­ing both access codes and per­son­al iden­ti­fi­ca­tion codes is dis­cour­aged to main­tain secu­ri­ty. At Pro­tec­tion Plus, we pri­or­i­tize safe­guard­ing your infor­ma­tion for seam­less pro­tec­tion.

What does “Keyholder” mean?

A key­hold­er is an indi­vid­ual list­ed on your con­tact ros­ter, entrust­ed to respond to emer­gen­cies in your stead. Select key­hold­ers con­sid­er­ing their prox­im­i­ty to your premis­es and their abil­i­ty to act dur­ing unfa­vor­able weath­er con­di­tions. As the term implies, they should pos­sess a key to your loca­tion, hold an access code for your alarm sys­tem, and be famil­iar with its oper­a­tion. They should also main­tain a pass­code on file with our Sig­nal Receiv­ing Cen­ter. Remem­ber to noti­fy us of any changes in key­hold­ers. At Pro­tec­tion Plus, we pri­or­i­tize seam­less emer­gency response coor­di­na­tion.

To come vis­it us in per­son, fol­low these dri­ving direc­tions:
  1. Head south on Hurontario St/Simcoe Coun­ty Rd 124 toward Third St
  2. Turn left onto Poplar Sideroad/County Rd 32
  3. At the round­about, take the first exit onto ON-26
  4. At the round­about, take the sec­ond exit and stay on ON-26
  5. Turn left onto ON-26 E
  6. Turn right onto Wil­son Dr/County Rd 53
  7. Con­tin­ue onto Fer­n­dale Dr N
  8. Turn left onto Dun­lop St W
  9. Merge onto ON-400 S via the ramp to Toron­to
  10. Take exit 25 for Finch Avenue E
  11. Turn left onto Finch Ave W
  12. Turn right onto Duf­ferin St
  13. Turn right onto Steep­rock­Dr
  14. Turn right onto Lodestar Rd
  15. Your des­ti­na­tion is 1540 Lodestar Rd