New builds, refurbishment & suitable existing wiring
Wired Alarms
Hardwired detectors can be practical where routes are accessible or sound cabling is already installed. We test existing circuits before recommending reuse.
Burglar Alarm Installation
Burglar Alarm Installation Around the Way You Use Your Property
Protect the areas that matter with an intruder alarm you understand and can use confidently. WESEC installs wired, wireless and hybrid systems for homes, workplaces and existing properties that need an upgrade.
For homeowners wanting straightforward everyday protection, businesses with different opening hours, and owners of older alarms who want to understand their upgrade options.
Based in Aylesbury. Covering Milton Keynes, Tring and surrounding areas, subject to postcode confirmation. Check coverage.
Your Property, Your Priorities
Protection That Fits Your Routine
A useful alarm design accounts for who uses the building, which areas remain occupied and how the property is opened and closed. An alarm that is awkward to set is less likely to be used consistently.
Explore the System Overview- Homes: protection while you are away, with suitable part-setting options when people remain inside.
- Small businesses: entrances, offices and stock areas, with user access matched to the people responsible.
- Existing systems: worn keypads, unreliable detectors, missing access details or a need for newer control options.
- The right detection
- Choose protection for entrances, rooms and vulnerable areas rather than fitting the same kit everywhere.
- Simple daily operation
- Plan entry routes, part setting and user access around your household or team.
- Options explained
- Understand app control, communications, maintenance and any ongoing service costs.
Choose With Confidence
Options Explained Around Your Needs
Agree the scope before work starts. Your proposal should set out detection areas, panel and keypad positions, sounders, controls and any app or signalling options. An app notification is not the same as a monitored response service. Any monitoring or insurer requirement must be agreed separately.
From Enquiry to Handover
How Your Installation Comes Together
Discuss Daily Use
Talk through your concerns, who uses the property, pets, entry routes and how you want to set or unset the alarm.
Survey & Specify
Assess detector positions, wiring or radio coverage, power and backup arrangements. Check any stated insurer requirements before agreeing the system.
Install & Programme
Fit the equipment, configure zones, user permissions and entry/exit behaviour, and set up the agreed control and communication options.
Walk Test & Practise
Test detection, sounders and agreed communications. Practise setting, unsetting and part setting with you, and explain fault and battery indications.
Put the Design in Context
What This Can Look Like in Practice
An Alarm Installed Alongside Home CCTV
The Dunstable residential installation included wireless alarm detectors and a main panel alongside six Hikvision cameras and a wired doorbell. It shows how different security measures can be planned for the same home.
Different systems can protect the same property without sharing every function. Any integration, app control or monitoring is agreed as part of your own design.
Read the Dunstable InstallationCan Your Current Alarm Be Kept?
Age alone does not decide whether an alarm needs replacing. Available access codes, component condition, manufacturer support, compatible detectors and the changes you want all influence the recommendation.
If you do not have the original paperwork, tell us what you do know and share a photo of the keypad or visible model label. Do not open the alarm panel or send us your access codes.
Support After Installation
Know How to Use It. Know Who to Call.
Alarm maintenance can include testing detectors and sounders, reviewing faults, checking communication functions and checking backup arrangements. Replacement sensor batteries are included in the agreed maintenance plans; panel and bell batteries are not included in maintenance.
We explain the installed equipment, the checks you can carry out and when to ask for support. Ongoing maintenance is available for suitable systems within our coverage area.
Explore Maintenance & ServiceBefore You Decide
Your Installation Questions
Can I have an alarm if I have pets?
Often, but suitable detection depends on the animals, room layout, furniture and installation. Tell us about your pets during the survey. No detector should be treated as a guarantee against every pet-related activation.
Will the alarm contact me or the police?
These are different arrangements. Supported app or communication options can notify nominated users. Any monitored response, eligibility and recurring charges need to be specified separately; they are not assumed to be included.
Can an alarm work during a power cut?
Many systems use a backup battery, but actual operation depends on the equipment, battery condition and communications path. We check the proposed backup arrangements and explain their limits.
Can you take over a system fitted by another company?
We can assess many existing systems. Support depends on condition, access details, compatibility and manufacturer support. We explain what can be retained and any changes needed before agreeing work.
Request a Quote
Tell Us What You Need to Protect
Share your postcode, the property type and whether this is a new alarm or an existing system. Tell us about pets, separate occupied areas or any insurer requirements you already have.
We confirm coverage, discuss the requirement and agree any survey or next step before work is arranged. The quotation sets out the proposed equipment and installation scope for you to review.
Prefer to speak? Call 01296 201296. You do not need to choose equipment before contacting us.