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    Do You Know Someone Considering Electronic Protection?

    Last updated 25 days ago

    Post Alarm Systems owned and operated by the Post Family for over 50 years, we have become one of the largest, most respected full service security companies in Southern California. We owe our longevity and loyal clientele to one simple principal, “treat every client as if they are your only client”. With this principal in mind we strive to not only meet but to exceed our client’s expectations.

     

    Post Alarm Systems at a glance:

    Better Business Bureau Rated  A+.

    Angie’s List “Super Service Award” -- 3 years in a row!

    Underwriters Laboratories Approved Company.

    California Licensed Alarm and Patrol.

    Owned and operated U.L. Listed 24/7 Monitoring Facility.

    No long term contracts.

    We do not utilize subcontractors.

    All employees receive a polygraph examination during the hiring process.

    Owned and operated Patrol Response.

     

    Learn more at our website: www.PostAlarm.com

    Post Alarm Systems' 1951 Ford Siebert Ambulance Prepares For The 2012 Spring/Summer Season

    Last updated 27 days ago

    Post Alarm Systems' 1951 Ford Siebert Ambulance used in many local community functions and parades. Featured here with Rob Post.

    Next Stop... Monrovia, California

    Parade Sponsor May 19, 2012

    EARLY REGISTRATION BEGINS 2012 ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

    Last updated 28 days ago

    RESERVE YOUR SPONSORSHIP AND EVENT REGISTRATION EARLY! 

    Please join us at Post Alarm System’s Annual Benefit Golf Tournament September 24, 2012 to support the Boys & Girls Club of the Foothills. Help us provide children with the opportunity to reach their potential through programs designed to develop character, build confidence and attain skills needed to mature into productive civic-minded and responsible citizens.  

    For more information or to sign up to play in our tournament, please visit our website at www.postalarm.com or call us at 800-654-7678. 

    Thank you for your support! We look forward to seeing you out on the course!

    Do You Know About These Vulnerable Places in Your Home?

    Last updated 2 months ago

    While there is no standard modus operandi among burglars, the majority of home break-ins can be traced to a handful of conventional and non-conventional entrances and exits. Read this article to learn more about places in your home that are vulnerable to forced entry so that you can reduce the likelihood that your home will be broken into by fortifying the security measures you have in place in the following areas:

    Front Doors

    Your home’s primary point of entry is also preferred by many burglars. To deter home invaders from barging in your front door, install a dead bolt and anti-theft door hinges. Even the most clever and persistent burglar will require several minutes to make his or her way into your home, which is plenty of time to detect suspicious activity via your front entryway security camera.

    Basement Doors and Windows

    It is not uncommon for burglars to enter a basement through a door or window and wait until they are sure a home is empty. Installing a metal grille will help, but the most effective way to stop a burglar who saws through a metal grille is to expand your motion detector or security camera system to cover your basement.

    French Doors

    French doors are aesthetically pleasing and energy efficient, but even those with a three-point locking system can be cracked with little difficulty by thieving professionals. Homeowners looking to protect their homes, wiring French doors into the home security system is essential.

    Windows

    Standard home windows, especially those on a home’s first floor, are frequently tampered with by burglars. Just like French doors, windows should be connected to your alarm system so that you and your security provider’s central monitoring system are notified when someone is trying to break in through them.

    Garage Doors

    Often overlooked by homeowners when designing their security systems, penetration of garage doors by burglars is becoming increasingly common. Electric garage door openers are one measure that can help keep unwelcome visitors out of your home, but hardwiring your garage door into your alarm system is the best way to catch those who still manage to trespass.

    To ensure that all potential points of entry to your Los Angeles County home will activate your home’s alarm system when tampered with, contact Post Alarm Systems today. Call (626) 802-5345 or visit our website to find out more about our reliable service and state-of-the-art security technology..

    Fire Safety Tips for Residential Homes & Apartments

    Last updated 6 months ago

    Stop, drop, and roll. Do not re-enter your home while it’s aflame. Stick to your family’s fire escape route and meet at a pre-determined centralized location as soon as you have exited the building. You have heard it all before, but these tips really are important in ensuring the safety of you and your family when a fire is burning inside your home.

    For additional fire safety tips, including responsible storage locations for lighters and matches, ways in which you can allow yourself extra time to escape in the event of a midnight fire, and important fire alarm maintenance procedures, watch this brief video clip.

    Are you looking to equip your Los Angeles or Orange County home with a reliable, state-of-the-art fire alarm system? If so, call the experts at Post Alarm Systems today at (626) 802-5345 or visit our website.

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