Security Systems · the Lowcountry
A house that sits empty for weeks is the usual reason people call a security company around here. Many Hilton Head and Daufuskie homes are second homes, and their owners want cameras, door sensors and phone alerts from hundreds of miles away. Water and temperature sensors matter as much as the burglar alarm, since a leak in August can do more harm than a break-in.
Ask what happens when an alarm trips and nobody answers: who gets called next, and whether the company monitors the system or just sends an app alert. Check the cost to cancel. Owners who are away often pair this with home watch, covered in what to line up when you're away.
Cameras are only worth something if somebody looks. I'd set alerts for the things that actually hurt a closed-up house and put a neighbor on the call list who can get there in twenty minutes.
Based in the Lowcountry
Fire sprinklers, alarms and suppression systems are the main line at Alarm, Fire & Security on Kitties Landing Road in Bluffton, covering installation, inspections, flow testing, backflow preventers and routine maintenance. It also does access control, BDA radio systems, remote monitoring and, a little unexpectedly, managed IT services and computer support.
Low-voltage work is the focus at Carolina Cabling Systems, an Okatie-based outfit that runs ethernet and fiber-optic data cable, installs security cameras and access control, mounts TVs and sets up audio and video for homes and businesses. It also lists cloud services, data storage, and control and automation.
Gate automation is one of the more specific things Palmetto Security Systems does from Mead Road in Hardeeville, along with home and business alarms, cameras, fire alarm systems and inspections, access control, home automation and energy management. The family-owned company dates itself to 1999 and offers 24/7 monitoring for burglary, fire and medical alerts in South Carolina and Georgia.
Fire alarms are the lead item at Dynamic Control Systems, a Ridgeland low-voltage company on Boardwalk Drive that also installs security systems, surveillance cameras, access control, gates and building automation. It handles sales, repairs, inspections and 24-hour monitoring for homes and businesses, with jobs ranging from multi-family buildings to manufacturing plants, according to its site.
TV mounting and audio video work sit next to security cameras at Low Country Electronics, a low-voltage shop on Old Wild Horse Road on Hilton Head Island that also covers Bluffton. It installs IP and home security cameras, home security systems and structured wiring for houses and businesses.
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Restaurant hood suppression, data center and marine systems, and fire extinguisher service are part of what Pye-Barker Fire & Safety handles from Lynes Avenue in Savannah, mostly for businesses around Chatham County and coastal Georgia. Its site also lists fire alarms and sprinklers, backflow testing, emergency lighting, mass notification and safety training, plus security alarms, cameras, access control, license plate recognition and smart home systems, with 24-hour emergency service.
Managed IT is the bigger half of Lowcountry Technologies, a Rincon, Georgia company on Towne Park Drive West that serves Savannah-area businesses, but it also installs monitored business alarm systems and CCTV cameras. The rest of the list covers cybersecurity, cloud services and Microsoft 365, data backup, VoIP phone systems and network cabling.
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