Yes. SafeTouch currently offers to help buy out a customer’s existing security contract up to $500 when they switch to SafeTouch.
SafeTouch guarantees a response in 45 seconds or less, since it owns and operates its own 24/7 monitoring stations rather than outsourcing to a third party.
SafeTouch provides enterprise security, small and medium business security, commercial security, and residential monitoring, with solutions spanning access control, video surveillance, alarms, and building automation.
SafeTouch Vision is a video-only package for homeowners who want surveillance without a full security system, including remote video access, video storage, and AI deterrence.
All plans include local UL monitoring, an emergency power source, a 45-second-or-less response guarantee, no phone line needed, the MySafeTouch app, and a lifetime warranty.
SafeTouch offers SafeTouch Essentials (24/7 monitoring and remote arming), SafeTouch Enhanced (added exterior protection and life safety features), SafeTouch Ultimate (video verification, AI deterrence, and smart home automation), and SafeTouch Vision (a video-only surveillance package).
A security system can’t be bribed or distracted, requires technical knowledge to bypass without detection, and actively records and reports all activity on your property around the clock — protection a dog can’t offer on its own.
Not reliably. A large dog’s presence may discourage some burglars, but dogs can grow fearful during a break-in, may be won over with food, and can’t call for help if you’re not home. Specially trained security dogs require extensive, specialized training that a typical family pet doesn’t have.
Create a family emergency plan that includes a meeting spot down the street, identify hiding spots in rooms without an easy escape route, and make sure phones stay charged overnight so everyone can call for help if needed. A visible security system, good lighting, and solid locks also help deter intruders in the first place.
Stay quiet and verify what you’re hearing, remain in a safe location without confronting the intruder, and call 911 in a low whisper (or text 911 if your dispatcher supports it and speaking isn’t safe). Alert other household members discreetly and only attempt to escape through a window if staying put feels dangerous.
It depends on the provider. Some security companies allow you to relocate your system to a new address, while others require it to stay at the original location, so it’s important to ask about this policy before you sign a contract.
Ask how long they’ve been in business, where they’re located, whether they’re licensed, what equipment brands they offer, how often they inspect your system, whether there are hidden fees, and whether their service qualifies you for a homeowners insurance discount.
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