Home Security Systems in Flagstaff, AZ

Winter Ready

Built for Flagstaff Snow and Storms

Flagstaff sits where I-17 meets I-40, and winter here means heavy snow, cold nights, and storms that can bring down branches and power lines. Summer adds monsoon thunderstorms. A system that depends on home Wi-Fi alone can go quiet right when you need it.

• Cellular communication. Alarm signals reach the outside world over a cellular connection, so they still go out when the internet is down.
• Battery backup. The panel keeps running through a power outage.
• Protected camera placement. Mounting outdoor cameras under eaves and porch roofs keeps them out of the worst of the snow and ice.
• Night vision over floodlights. Flagstaff values its dark night skies, so we lean on cameras that see in the dark rather than adding bright lights.

Older homes downtown and on the Southside often have original windows and doors. Wireless door, window, and glass-break sensors protect them without new wiring. See our home security systems.

Near NAU

Rentals and Students Near NAU

With Northern Arizona University in the middle of town, many Flagstaff homes are rentals, shared houses, or homes bought by parents for students. Tenants change from year to year, and houses often sit empty over winter break and summer.

• Smart locks with individual codes. Add and remove codes as tenants and roommates change, without rekeying.
• Landlord-friendly cameras. Outdoor and doorbell cameras on entries, driveways, and the street side of the house, so owners can see activity outside without watching tenants inside.
• App notifications when a door opens or the system is armed or disarmed.
• Remote arming for the weeks when everyone has gone home for the holidays.

For out-of-town owners, professional monitoring means someone is contacted if an alarm goes off between tenants. Explore our video surveillance options.

Cabins in the Pines

Cabins and Second Homes Around Flagstaff

In and around Flagstaff, from Doney Park to Kachina Village, Mountainaire, and Munds Park, many homes are cabins owned by Valley families. They sit on wooded lots at the end of long driveways, often with elk and deer passing through, and can stay empty for weeks at a time.

• Outdoor cameras with tuned motion zones that watch the driveway without sending a clip every time an elk wanders by.
• Smart locks so the snow removal crew, a cleaner, or a contractor can get in with their own code.
• A smart thermostat to keep the heat set high enough to hold the cabin above freezing, adjustable from your phone.
• Monitored smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Woodstoves, fireplaces, and propane heat are common up here, and wildfire season brings smoke. Monitored detectors alert you and the monitoring center whether or not anyone is home.

Learn more about fire and carbon monoxide monitoring or how to plan camera coverage.

Services in Flagstaff

Common questions from Flagstaff homeowners