Compare Top Home Alarm and Security Systems
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Protect Your Home
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Vivint
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Professionally installed security systems with smart home automation start at $29.99/month. Contract terms range from 42 to 60 months. Clients can avoid a long-term contract altogether by purchasing equipment upfront. |
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Protect America
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Home security and automation packages start at $19.99/month. Protect America offers phone support for DIY installation. Systems require a one-time $19.95 activation charge. |
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Cove Security
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Serves residents in
Detroit, MI
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Guardian Alarm
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20800 Southfield Rd.
Southfield, MI 48075
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Vigilante Security
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2681 Industrial Row Dr.
Troy, MI 48084
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Safeguard Security Solutions
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900 Wilshire Dr., Ste. 202
Troy, MI 48084
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Premier Home Security
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27620 Farmington Rd.
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
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Spy Ops
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26606 Southfield Rd.
Southfield, MI 48076
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Central Alarm Signal, Inc.
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13400 W. 7 Mile Rd.
Detroit, MI 48235
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A & B Alarm Systems
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52245 Van Dyke ave.
Shelby Township, MI 48316
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Dusing Security & Surveillance
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18600 Florence St.
Roseville, MI, MI 48066
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Evolution AVS
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31411 Eight Mile Rd.
Livonia, MI 48152
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Michigan Camera Systems
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43 N. Main St.
Mount Clemens, MI 48043
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Pointe Alarm
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17027 Kercheval Ave.
Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
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Wyandotte Alarm Co.
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1409 Oak St.
Wyandotte, MI 48192
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AllStar Alarm
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8345 Main St.
Whitmore Lake, MI 48189
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Crime and home security systems in Detroit
Finding the right home alarm system is especially important in Detroit where the burglary rate is almost three times the national average. According to neighborhoodscout.com, which utilizes data from local law enforcement agencies, one out of every 21 Detroit residents will become a victim of property crime.
Detroit’s overall crime index rating is two out of 100, where 100 is the safest. That’s not to say all neighborhoods in Detroit pose the same risk. The affluent Indian Village and Boston-Edison neighborhoods have significantly lower crime rates, as does the less expensive Forest Park area. Detroit’s crime map is a speckled mix of relatively safe neighborhoods and a few too many dangerous ones, but the vast majority of neighborhoods fall somewhere in between.
Police response and home alarm permits
It’s crucial to have a home security system that gives you real-time alerts or is monitored by professionals. Keep in mind that Detroit police no longer respond to burglar alarms that have not been verified by the homeowner or alarm company following a 2011 department report that found 98 percent of alarms were false. On the plus side, Detroit is one of only a handful of large cities that doesn’t require a permit for home security systems.
How to choose a home security system in Detroit
Detroiters have a variety of options in both provider and type of security system. For the tech-savvy who understand mounting, DIY home security systems allow for installation and future expansion on your schedule without having to hear the up-sale pitch. The elderly and anyone not confident in the ability to mount and install security cameras and monitoring systems can rely on professionals to get the job done right.
There are great options either way, but if you have an installation preference, it’s important to make sure it’s supported by the system you want. Some providers require professional installation while others only offer DIY wireless home security systems.
Things to consider when buying a home alarm system in Detroit:
- Installation type (DIY wireless or professional)
- Monthly service fees
- Self-monitoring or monitoring by professionals
- Live video and audio feeds
- Capacity for two-way audio or visual communication
- Current and future smart home plans: mobile door locking, water pipe turn-off, etc.
In addition to a home security system, research says that homes with dogs are less likely to be burglarized. You don’t even have to own a pooch. Just a sign that you do helps deter would-be criminals. The National Council for Home Safety and Security also recommends not allowing mail or newspapers to pile up outside your house and putting your TV and/or lights on automatic timers prior to vacations. But deterrents alone aren’t always enough and they can’t stop a burglary in progress. A great security system can, and luckily for Detroiters multiple options are available.
Detroit Home Security Systems Reviews
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Protect Your Home |
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Protect Your Home employs ADT device technology and system monitoring for customized home security solutions. Satisfied customers report immediately feeling safer in their homes. They also like remotely arming, disarming and monitoring their system from their mobile devices. Installation is quick and easy, often within 24 hours, and comes with a six-month money-back guarantee. |
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Vivint |
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Vivint offers a variety of safety, security and smart home devices and services, including: doorbell and surveillance cameras with live and DVR playback; smoke and CO detectors; smart locks and more. All of their devices are compatible with Google Home, Amazon Echo and similar devices. Cost varies, but includes a one-time fee for professional installation and a monthly service fee. |
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Protect America |
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Protect America offers access to a highly-trained team of 24/7 security monitors and self-monitoring capabilities for a monthly fee that’s locked in at the time of purchase. Protect America has options for every type of residence with a full line of self-installed home alarm systems, GPS devices and automation and surveillance products. |
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