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Fire and security services in Andover
Fire alarms, security systems and gates for businesses, managed blocks and homes across Andover, Whitchurch and the Test Valley villages.
Getting to you
Part of our team is based just outside Andover, with the rest near Newbury, so Andover and the Test Valley are covered every working day.
Areas we cover around Andover
- Andover
- Whitchurch
- Hurstbourne Tarrant
- St Mary Bourne
- Ludgershall
- Weyhill
- Stockbridge
- Charlton
- Enham Alamein
- Highclere
What we do in Andover
From industrial estates and shops to farms, managed blocks and rural homes with electric gates, we look after every system on a site together, on one visit plan with one certificate pack and one renewal date.
- Fire alarm servicing and installation
- Intruder alarms and monitoring
- CCTV, access control and intercoms
- Electric gate servicing and repairs
- Emergency lighting, extinguishers, AOVs and fire door inspections
Recent work in and around Andover
Around Andover we look after hospitals, warehouses and private homes worth over £2 million.
Switching from your current provider
Already have a fire or security contractor in Andover? Start with a free system health check. We test your systems, check your paperwork and give you honest written findings. If you decide to switch, our office handles it and covers you free during any notice period.
Get a quote in Andover
Tell us what you need and when suits you. It goes straight to our office and we'll confirm the details with you.
Request a quoteCall 01635 938998Common questions
Do you cover Andover for emergency callouts?
Yes. Our emergency line is answered 24 hours a day, and Andover is within our normal service area.
Do you service alarms on rural properties around Andover?
Yes. We service intruder alarms, CCTV and electric gates at rural homes, farms and estates, including monitored systems.
Will my alarm stop working when the phone lines switch off?
Alarms that signal over an old analogue phone line need updating before the switch-off, due by January 2027. We'll check how yours signals and recommend the simplest fix.