Fire & Security SystemsFor Dunfermline Homes and Businesses

Yes. We serve domestic, commercial and industrial properties in Dunfermline from our base in Kilsyth. Enquiries can cover installation, replacement, maintenance or an urgent fault. Tell us the address and the type of premises, together with any information about the existing equipment. For managed buildings, please also identify the person able to authorise work and arrange access.

Travel can involve the M80, M876, M9 and M90, crossing into Fife via the Queensferry Crossing. The actual journey depends on the address, traffic conditions and current demand. We discuss availability when you contact us and do not give a fixed response promise. Access arrangements at the property can also affect when an engineer can begin investigating.

We quote per project following a free initial site survey. Costs depend on the required coverage, building layout, equipment condition and installation access. Reusing suitable cabling or components may be possible, but it needs assessment. The quotation should explain what work is included so you can judge the proposed solution rather than compare unrelated headline prices.

Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency call-outs for urgent fire and security faults. Call 07380 866221 with the address, symptoms and any display messages. We will discuss availability, with attendance dependent on traffic and demand. If you suspect an active fire, break-in or immediate danger, contact the emergency services first and do not enter an unsafe property.

Often an existing system can be assessed for additional coverage, but compatibility and capacity must be checked. Tell us about any new rooms, changed entrances or garage conversions. We review the present arrangement and explain whether adding equipment, changing its position or replacing part of the system is the more appropriate option for your property.

Camera positioning should focus on the areas you have a legitimate reason to monitor. We discuss the intended views, nearby windows and neighbouring gardens, together with recording and access arrangements. Depending on the equipment, privacy masking may be useful. The person operating the system remains responsible for understanding and meeting any applicable privacy and data-protection obligations.

Yes. We can assess fire and security equipment and propose a maintenance arrangement suited to the premises and supported systems. Existing service records, system details and known faults help with that review. Where a business has office, storage and workshop areas, tell us about all of them so the proposed scope is not based on only part of the building.

We provide a one-year warranty on new installations and a three-year warranty on systems installed and maintained by us. We explain the relevant terms and maintenance arrangements before work is agreed. Warranty cover should be considered alongside routine checks and servicing, not as a replacement for the owner's responsibility to keep equipment properly looked after.