AlarmScot

Yes we do it for a few places, Very popular with Petrol Stations There loads options to can have displayed on screen but it also records loads of stuff on a CSV file which can be downloaded. System we use is called CCTV Link, Made by oracle Micros.

We may well be, I work for a Scottish firm so most likely.

We do install a lot in new builds but not often via house builder expect one house builder does get commission if they get they can get home owner to get alarm fitted which I think works well however our sales team go and target the new homes after a few weeks of people moving in. Which most people do welcome alarm just to feel safer as if you talk about all there new gadgets and how you don't really know your neighbours and how burglar more likely to rob a house without alarm. Yea most people do expect Wireless Alarms and I understand that with a new house but again most new houses you can't paint or put much on wall as you need allow the house to settle. Adding Circuits - We are like other poster, We get our sparks to come in add a circuit and try get any extra jobs while at it from customer but i unsure what actual rule is as I know company policy is I am not allowed to touch electrics on any property and I must call our sparks however our sparks work for same company so I think its just insurance but I can image it be law as you don't want 'Dodgy Alarm Fitter who thinks he knows what he doing and burns down a house'

We got told that Chubb remain ownership of there products even after customer finished the contract with them. As something to do with protecting there 'Patented Security Systems' = To be honest I thought it sounded like BS but hey ho let them run a business like that. I am only saying what I got told btw, I would of edited it but I can't

I say leave this stuff alone if you never installed Warden Call Equipment. Easy to install but nightmare if something goes wrong and properly need a good insurance and lawyer if it does go wrong. Just remember to keep records of everything for this. We did a project like what your doing and our company installed the new system and left the Chubb equipment in so they had two systems in place we then got Chubb to remove old system which Chubb never liked but they should kept good service to customers. This is best part of remember!! Explain to customer you need to get Chubb in to remove their equipment as they lock the equipment to Chubb and your not allowed to touch it for various legal reasons and Chubb always own their equipment, Like ADT do. (They properly already hate the system and Chubb) *The punch line* However the system we're installing for you will not be a such locked into my company which you can get any company to maintain this unit but I always advise you get the company who installed it to maintain it.(Shows them you value service and listen to there wants and needs not to be locked which is why they properly asked you) If you do this job insist on taking a service agreement so to cover everyone that system is maintain and make themselves have a daily log of systems works which means if something goes wrong you can prove you covered yourselves on your visits and system working to best of your ability. Hopefully all that makes sense.

Well you better act FAST.

Image the Interflora women arriving, I here to fit your alarm. 'Where do you want it slap onto'

What do you mean Non Approved? Like not part of SSAIB and NSI or just not part of SSAIB.

That be like there Service Level Agreements and Upgrading Stuff and etc?

Yea properly florist puts a business card into the flowers and etc and next time you need flowers you just give them a call. Like I think they really make the money on the customers to upgrade to extra products and services for the Alarm and etc.

I know there a option to pay Extra to get a Same Day Engineer which is like £80 if your at fault. But generally they booking customer appointment a couple days ahead anyway so the computers plan our route well.

I love the TV adverts which have LOADS of small writing at the bottom of them. Like 'Actual Size is 1:500000000 of size' Thats just a service related thing, I do think its nice but at same time cheesy.

Very good point, Like I think they do the maths at looking at how often they breakdown which were at fault. I did once go to a house which customer tried say 'It just stopped working' 'yes, it would if you cut the cable!'

I try find a link but I just wanted to find out roughly why they seem to be so much of a £7.50 alarm is a bad thing. As the Alarm like £120 but I think most customers go for upgrades and etc.

Ah so ADT are still up there usual tricks.