With high-definition surveillance cameras in and around your home, you can monitor activities real-time whether you’re in the house or halfway around the globe. Receive live video streams of entrances to see who’s at the door, interior areas, the perimeter, or even check on the kids playing in the pool all from the same touch screen that controls your home entertainment system or from your smart mobile device. Camera types include pan-tilt-zoom, covert, long-range, nanny cams, and more. Activity is documented on a digital recorder so you can play back at your convenience.

Access your St. Augsutine home's smart security system anytime, anywhere! No more running back home to make sure a door is locked. Instead, connect remotely from your Apple® or Android device to arm/disarm, check status, change codes, view surveillance, and more. We can route your security system through a central monitoring system, alerting you via email or text message of events that you set. Get notified if the temperature in your wine cellar exceeds a certain level, or if there’s a water leak. If integrated with your smart home control system, you can adjust the temperature or shut-off the water remotely.

An automated door lock is convenient so you don’t have to juggle keys and it’s smart enough to report to your security system when someone enters or exits the house, as well as which passcode was used. You can receive a text or email when this happens which is a great way to know the kids arrived home safely from school or guests have arrived. Protect sensitive areas of your home like gun rooms, wine cellars and home theaters by installing automated door locks on interiors doors. Different sizes are available and some include the actual handset or doorknob. We’ll help you choose the one that’s right for your door and needs.

Increase safety in your home for your family by tying smoke, heat and gas detectors into your security system. When your smoke alarm is integrated it ensures rapid response from the fire department or your HVAC system can turn off to prevent fueling a fire. Heat detectors are used to detect fires in areas that are naturally smoky or dusty, such as kitchens, garages, and basements. Protect your family’s well-being by monitoring carbon monoxide, natural gas and LP gas. An alarm system can also be connected to health-related sensors including panic pendants and fall detectors.

Add layers of protection for your home from environmental conditions such as water leaks, temperature, and humidity. Water sensors placed by the sump pump, washing machine and beneath sinks can signal a security system whenever they detect moisture so you’ll know if your laundry room is flooding while you’re at work. If it’s integrated to a smart home control system your water supply can automatically turn off to prevent major damage. Sensors for temperature and humidity can detect and communicate other potentially harmful conditions such as when your furnace goes out, especially helpful when traveling or for a second home.