Home Security Systems in Prescott, AZ

Why Adapt Home in Prescott

Security for Prescott Homes, Old and New

Prescott has a little of everything. Victorian and early 1900s homes line the streets near Courthouse Square and Whiskey Row, newer homes fill communities like Prescott Lakes, and out toward Williamson Valley houses sit on larger lots with boulders, oaks, and pines between them and the road.

A generic package rarely fits that range. Adapt Home meets with you one-on-one and builds a system around your floor plan, your lot, and how you actually use the house.

• Historic homes. Wireless door, window, and glass-break sensors protect original wood windows without cutting into old plaster or trim.
• Larger, wooded lots. Outdoor cameras cover the driveway and the approaches hidden by trees and granite, with motion zones tuned so deer and javelina do not flood your phone with clips.
• Winter storms and monsoons. Our systems communicate over a cellular connection, and the panel has battery backup, so alarm signals can still go out when the power or internet drops.

Retirees and Medical Alert

Independent Living in Prescott

Many people choose Prescott for retirement, drawn by the four seasons and the small-town feel. Plenty of them live alone or have family down in the Valley or out of state who want to know help is close if it is ever needed.

• Medical alert pendants. A button or wrist pendant connects to a monitoring center representative within seconds.
• Your emergency plan. The representative follows the plan you choose, whether that means EMS, a neighbor, or a family member.
• Monitored smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Prescott homes often have wood-burning fireplaces, woodstoves, or gas and propane heat. Monitored detectors alert you and the monitoring center whether or not anyone is home.
• Simple controls. We set up the keypad and app so they are easy to use every day.

Learn more about medical alert systems or read our guide for Arizona seniors.

Summer Homes

A Cooler Prescott Home for Valley Families

Prescott has long been a summer escape for Phoenix-area families, and many homes here are second homes reached by Highway 69 off I-17. They fill up in summer and can sit empty for weeks once the weather turns cold.

• Remote arming and camera check-ins from your phone, wherever you are.
• Smart locks with individual codes for a cleaner, a contractor, or whoever clears the snow, removed as soon as the job is done.
• A smart thermostat so you can see the indoor temperature and keep the heat set high enough to hold the house above freezing while you are away.
• Lights on schedules so the house does not sit dark night after night.

See how to secure your home before you leave. Also serving the Verde Valley in Cottonwood.

Services in Prescott

Common questions from Prescott homeowners