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House Alarm Servicing?

Ginny · 2011-01-20 12:24:22

Hi, just wondering if anyone knows a good reasonable alarm company would do alarm servicing in NCD, Swords area preferably. Our alarm company doesn't seem to be business anymore. Cheers!

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20-01-2011 1:24pm

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Ginny

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Hi, just wondering if anyone knows a good reasonable alarm company would do alarm servicing in NCD, Swords area preferably.
Our alarm company doesn't seem to be business anymore.
Cheers!

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#2 20-01-2011 1:28pm
Pimp Ninja

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Got our alarm installed 4 years ago by Sail Alarms. I believe they are based in / around Skerries but not sure.

They have.done all the services and checks since day 1 and have been great. Rates seemed reasonable.

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#3 20-01-2011 3:37pm
Martron

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i have definately seen a sail alarm van floating around balbriggan.

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#4 20-01-2011 7:24pm
ohhh_diamonds

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Got Colt Alarms out last week and found them dead handy and friendly!

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#5 20-01-2011 7:55pm
indie armada

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loads of alarm compays out there, just make sure there psa registered.
also the company that installed your alarm might have put in their engineer code, this is so only they can work on the system. if there gone bust you might have to pay a few extra quid to get the system unlocked, because if a new company/engineer comes along and doesnt have the existing code they cant access the programming and depending on your system will have to reset it to its factory default and then reprogram it.

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#6 21-01-2011 9:39am
eddiem74

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I'd say for sure get a few quotes, and even ask in this forum here for additional input: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=1366

It can be easy to just keep using the company who put in the alarm, but that is not always the cheapest/best option, shop around.

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