Home Alarm Systems & Business Security Systems Georgetown

Home Security Systems & Commercial Alarm Systems Georgetown

PROTECTION PLUS® is pleased to invite the peo­ple of George­town, Ontario to enjoy the supe­ri­or secu­ri­ty ser­vices we offer for res­i­den­tial and com­mer­cial pur­pos­es. Whether you are look­ing for alarm sys­tems or secu­ri­ty bars and gates, we have what you need to make your home or office safe! 

Locat­ed in the region of Hal­ton, George­town sits on the Cred­it Riv­er and it part of the Greater Toron­to Area. With a pop­u­la­tion of 42,123, George­town has been steadi­ly grow­ing in pop­u­la­tion size with over 10% increas­es every decade since 1911 with a stag­ger­ing 198.3% increase in 1961.

In 1974, George­town, along with the town of Acton and the town­ship of Esquesing became part of the town of Hal­ton Hills, which is divid­ed into four wards and is now part of the region­al munic­i­pal­i­ty of Hal­ton along with Oakville, Burling­ton and Mil­ton.

George­town hosts many events through­out the year such as food events, farm­ers mar­kets, bik­ing events and many more. Through­out June to Octo­ber, their farm­ers mar­ket oper­ates every Sat­ur­day from 8am to 12:30pm.

PROTECTION PLUS is proud to offer secu­ri­ty solu­tions to the peo­ple of George­town to pro­tect their homes and busi­ness­es. Use the fol­low­ing links to find out more about how we can make your home or busi­ness safe and secure!

Security Systems (Home & Business)

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What con­sti­tutes a false alarm?

A false alarm refers to a call request­ing emer­gency response when there is no gen­uine emer­gency. This can arise from human mis­takes, equip­ment mal­func­tions, incor­rect use of detec­tion devices, envi­ron­men­tal influ­ences, or com­mu­ni­ca­tion errors.

False alarms extend beyond the secu­ri­ty sec­tor, with over 50% of 911 calls unre­lat­ed to crime. How­ev­er, the grow­ing num­ber of secu­ri­ty sys­tems is strain­ing response author­i­ties (police, fire depart­ments, ambu­lances). At Pro­tec­tion Plus, we pri­or­i­tize min­i­miz­ing false alarms, ensur­ing effec­tive use of resources and main­tain­ing trust with respond­ing author­i­ties.

How can end-users min­i­mize false alarms?

End-users can take proac­tive mea­sures to decrease false alarms. Here are a few prac­ti­cal strate­gies:

  • No Dis­patch Peri­od: Allow a tri­al peri­od with­out dis­patch dur­ing the ini­tial instal­la­tion to accli­mate to the sys­tem and iden­ti­fy any issues.
  • Dou­ble Key Keypad/Pendant Pan­ic But­tons: Opt for dou­ble key or ver­i­­fi­­ca­­tion-required pan­ic but­tons to pre­vent acci­den­tal acti­va­tions.
  • Elim­i­nate Silent Alarms: Install sound­ing devices to alert both poten­tial intrud­ers and house­hold mem­bers, reduc­ing the chance of unno­ticed errors or crises.
  • One Device per Secu­ri­ty Zone: Assign each device its own zone for pre­cise iden­ti­fi­ca­tion dur­ing repairs, pre­vent­ing mis­di­ag­noses.
  • “Dou­ble Hit” Pol­i­cy: Dis­patch guards/keyholders for a sin­gle acti­va­tion and involve the police for mul­ti­ple acti­va­tions, pro­vid­ed your sys­tem’s cov­er­age allows.

At Pro­tec­tion Plus, we empow­er end-users to opti­mize their secu­ri­ty sys­tems by apply­ing these tac­tics to mit­i­gate false alarms effec­tive­ly.

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