by Richard Morgan March 08, 2023 2 min read
At MES Systems, we understand that choosing the right security or fire protection system isn’t just about peace of mind—it’s about protecting what matters most. That’s why we’re proud to be an SSAIB-certified provider, ensuring that our services meet the highest levels of professionalism and safety.
The Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board (SSAIB) only certifies companies that demonstrate exceptional competence in both business management and technical delivery. By selecting an SSAIB-certified provider like MES Systems, you’ll:
Using an SSAIB-certified company means receiving:
Your MES Systems engineer will carry out a tailored consultation to identify the best solution for your property. We offer:
Bells-Only Alarms – Audible deterrent with no remote alerting
Smart Security Systems – Controlled via mobile apps and linked to smart devices
Monitored Alarms – 24/7 professional monitoring with Police/Fire response if required
Looking for extra security? We also offer:
CCTV systems to monitor your property in real-time from your smartphone
Access control systems including smart locks, key fobs, gates, and more
These systems not only enhance physical protection but also serve as powerful deterrents when integrated together.
Electronic security works best when paired with strong physical protection. Here are some SSAIB-approved tips:
SSAIB’s remit as a Certification Body is to ensure that your interests are protected. This is achieved by allowing only those providers who meet their exacting standards of quality and performance to be certified by SSAIB.
Only certified installers are allowed to use the SSAIB Certified Installer mark.
However, if you are dissatisfied with the service you receive from a certificated company in terms of the system failing to comply with the agreed specification, with standards applicable to the system, or the work has not been carried out to an acceptable standard, SSAIB will investigate the complaint.
If substantiated, SSAIB will require the installer to rectify the cause of the complaint. For more information on protecting your home or choosing a system for your home, visit the SSAIB website www.ssaib.org
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