NEW ALARM SYSTEMS

If your home currently lacks an alarm system, TIBBS is here to help; we’ll work with you to explore the best security options.  We'll guide you through choosing between wired and wireless options, managing your system via an app and can even offer a sleek keypad that matches your decor. Our solutions are customized to fit your specific needs 

Have you inherited an old system or you're not sure that your current system works for you anymore? TIBBS can sort this too. We get that sometimes security is an after thought, and your new home reconfigurations or designs call for some changes to your devices. We will figure it out together, just give us a call. 

We'll service your alarm for you! A phone call is all it will take to get this ticked off your to do list. To make things even easier for you (as easy as clicking this button below to call us), we'll contact you ahead of the next time it's due, if you like.

Check our fee page for service visit fees.

Got a problem? We'll have a solution. Call us for free advice or we can come out and have a look for a fee. Check out our fee page.  Or, we love to help anyway... so you can read the below:

ALARM BEEPING 

If your alarm panel or keypad is beeping, try to reset it. Do not cut the cables.

Double check it is the alarm, and not anything else such as a carbon monoxide detector.

In most cases, the battery is failing and must be replaced. You cannot usually buy these batteries in a shop, they must be ordered; batteries and the power needed vary by system and we recommend contacting us for replacement.

ALARM BELL BOX SOUNDING

The system has been activated. This means one of the door contacts, detectors or panic alarm has been activated, or a tamper has been triggered. If there's no one snooping, there could have been a power cut and there is no battery back up or the battery has failed. 

Depending of the issue, you may be able to resolve it by typing in the code and resetting. If not, the alarm will usually sound for 10-30 minutes.

Do not disconnect the mains to your alarm panel, as it will trigger the alarm to go off, as there is usually a battery back up in the bell box itself and will ring until the battery fails.