Home Security Systems in Tempe, AZ

Why Adapt Home in Tempe

Security for Established Tempe Neighborhoods

Tempe is largely built out, and much of the city is made up of established neighborhoods. Maple-Ash, close to downtown, has some of the oldest homes in the city, and single-story ranch homes with block walls and backyard pools are common throughout.

• Older windows and sliders. Glass-break sensors cover original windows and wide sliding doors.
• Side yards. A camera or motion sensor on the gate between the house and block wall covers the path to the backyard.
• A plan for your house. We customize every system with you one-on-one instead of selling a generic kit.

Mature trees and tall oleanders give Tempe yards shade and privacy, but they also create hidden corners. We look at sight lines from the street and from neighboring yards and place cameras where they will see what the neighbors cannot. In monsoon season, motion zones keep swaying branches from filling your phone with clips.

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Near ASU

Rentals, Roommates, and ASU Students

With Arizona State University at its center, Tempe has many rentals, condos, and homes that parents buy for students. Roommates change from year to year, schedules run late, and units often sit empty over breaks.

• Smart locks with individual codes. Add and remove codes as roommates move in and out, without rekeying.
• App notifications. Owners and parents can see when doors open or the system is armed.
• Doorbell cameras. A head-to-toe view helps keep track of packages in busy areas near campus.
• Remote arming for the weeks when everyone is home for the holidays.

For landlords who live out of town, a system with professional monitoring means someone is contacted if an alarm goes off, even when no one is living in the unit. Burglars tend to favor homes that look unoccupied, so lights on schedules help during breaks too.

Tempe Families

Families, Pools, and Gas Appliances in Tempe

Away from campus, neighborhoods like The Lakes and Warner Ranch are home to many families, some with waterfront lots and many with backyard pools. Door chimes on every door that leads to the pool add an extra alert when one opens, alongside proper barriers and supervision.

Many Tempe homes also have gas water heaters, gas stoves, or an attached garage. Monitored smoke and carbon monoxide detectors alert you and the monitoring center whether or not anyone is home.

Learn more about fire and carbon monoxide monitoring. Also serving nearby Chandler.

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Common questions from Tempe homeowners