Our premises is closed all winter. What should we have?

Monitoring rather than a local siren, because nobody will be passing to hear it. It is also worth adding flood and low-temperature detection, since over a long closure water and frost damage are more likely than theft.

Can the alarm warn us about a burst pipe?

Where flood or low-temperature detection is added to the system, yes. For a building standing empty over winter that is frequently the more valuable function.

Do you cover Rosslare and the port area?

Yes. Rosslare, Wexford town, Gorey, Enniscorthy and New Ross are all covered for design, installation, monitoring and maintenance.

Intruder Alarms · Wexford

Monitored Intruder Alarms in Wexford

ADS Group designs, installs, maintains and monitors commercial intruder alarm systems across County Wexford, specified to the grade the risk and the insurer require and monitored 24/7 through an Alarm Receiving Centre. A premises that stands empty for months is a different security problem from one that is busy all year, and it should not be specified the same way.

What matters for Wexford buildings

Long closures need monitoring, not a siren

A building empty from October to March will not have anybody passing to hear a local alarm. Monitoring is what makes the difference between discovering a break-in in November and discovering it in March.

Closed premises also need environmental warning

Over a long closure the damage that actually happens is often water or frost rather than theft. Where the system can carry flood or low-temperature detection, an empty building gets early warning of the more likely loss.

Port and logistics sites run on verification

Year-round distribution premises need perimeter detection with camera verification so a response is dispatched on a confirmed event rather than on every activation.

What the visit includes

Survey and specification to the grade the risk and the insurance policy require
Monitoring prioritised for premises with long unoccupied periods
Flood and low-temperature detection considered for closed buildings
Perimeter detection with verification on year-round operational sites
24/7 monitoring through an Alarm Receiving Centre, with a documented escalation protocol
Scheduled maintenance, certification and 24/7 callout

Full detail on the system types, the standards and the certification process is on the Intruder Alarms page, and everything else we cover in the county is on the Wexford page.

Frequently asked questions

Our premises is closed all winter. What should we have?: Monitoring rather than a local siren, because nobody will be passing to hear it. It is also worth adding flood and low-temperature detection, since over a long closure water and frost damage are more likely than theft.
Can the alarm warn us about a burst pipe?: Where flood or low-temperature detection is added to the system, yes. For a building standing empty over winter that is frequently the more valuable function.
Do you cover Rosslare and the port area?: Yes. Rosslare, Wexford town, Gorey, Enniscorthy and New Ross are all covered for design, installation, monitoring and maintenance.

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An engineer assesses the site, reviews the existing system and its documentation, and returns a written scope of works.

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