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"SafeStreets’ alarm system is fantastic. The motion sensors, door/window contacts, and cameras work flawlessly. The home automation features are a huge plus—I can control everything from my phone. Highly recommend SafeStreets to anyone looking for reliable security."

"Last weekend had someone pry our side door open to our exterior garage and the ADT door sensor picked it up immediately. The alarm siren was loud and scared the person off. Someone from the response center called within 30 seconds. We’re fortunate that the security system did what it is supposed to. Feels like we made the right call going with an ADT security system."

"Delivery was delayed due to credit inquiry. After the concern was raised, shipment was rushed to us. Self installation didn't go as easy. Issue was resolved over the phone. The glass break sensor was a bit sensitive to loud noise such as cabinet door closing and door sensor repeatedly falls off and had to be reattached. Notification of alarm activation was fast and made to the right contact numbers. This prevented false alarm calls to the police."

"I switched from another company to Security One, they use the same equipment. They had to come out and recode everything. I simply switched because of the financial benefit. I have only had them for a few months, and I haven't had any problems with them. They save me some money every month.  When my alarm went off, they did call me."

"That's the name I am vaguely familiar with; it's a home security company that is license to ADT franchise or dealer if I am correct.  They were very good.  They were prompt; they were quality.  The individuals move their business.  They were very timely and it was a good experience."

Nothing matters more than keeping you, your family, and your property protected. No one ever expects bad things to happen to them. It always happens to the other guy, except when it doesn't. Protection is a basic instinct and you've worked hard for what you have.\n\nAt Weiss Home Security, we're dedicated to providing you true security and peace of mind. When you know you're safe and secure, you can rest easily.\n\nWith 25 combined years in law enforcement and security business, you can trust us to protect your home, family and business. We set ourselves apart with unwavering integrity and a strict code of ethics.\n\nGive us a call, visit our profile page or book us instantly today!

"Overall, my experience is always good.  Imaginably, the installers have run into issues at various locations due to the building structure or other unforeseen/unexpected issues.  Every time, they manage to get the job done without causing me a headache.  Imperial Surveillance's technicians and owners have always been prompt for meeting and installation dates.   

Save yourself a headache and go with Imperial Surveillance!


****UPDATE****  1/9/13

I am back to write more about Imperial Surveillance!!! We're still working with them!  Garrett and Dan have been able to accomplish any task we've thrown at them!  Up to date, they've done Key FOB/door access control systems, security cameras, door buzzers, IP cameras, analog cameras and alarms!  I can't say enough about their prompt service and great customer relation skills!  Did I forget to mention the best "bang for your buck"?!  I wish all companies treated their customers the way Imperial Surveillance does!   Don't think twice about using these guys!"

"Yvette Pringle provided courteous and professional feedback to me when I called to inquire about a new home security system.  My situation was unique because we were trying to find something that would work for a deaf person.  I appreciated that Yvette did her research to find out what would work.  She also offered different options in terms of a package and plan.  We did end up going with another company, but I really did want to recognize Yvette for her work.  She was very polite and helpful.
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"Their service was fine.  They saved us a lot of money compared to the cost of a new door."

"I have waited a few weeks before writing this review. I feel obligated to post this review. I selected Watry Homes because of their good rating on here and were the only contractor listed on the James Hardies website for my geographically area. Now I must add that after speaking to James Hardie personnel in Southern California their listing of contractors comes with a legal disclaimer. They, James Hardie can not guarantee the work of the listed contractors. So my question to them was why list any contractors ? They had no logical answer. Watry Homes was about 8/10 % higher quote than the other 4 I had received but because of the above mentioned facts I chose them.
 My disclaimer, I am only evaluating this one Watry Homes crew. I do not know if they were Watry employees or contracted personnel. They wore no uniforms and their vehicles had no Company markings. Nothing was out of code and they either fixed or offered to fix all the discrepancies, more about this at the end. The dumpster arrived a day before the work start date. The crew arrived on time but the acting Crew Lead said the normal Lead Man was under the weather. "No" Port a Potty was delivered. They promptly removed the old siding and began installing.  I began seeing overcuts at most of the finished right angle corners around doors and windows. I quickly took out my iPhone and took photos of a good number of the deformations. These overcuts are a result of using a hand circular saw ie: Skil Saw to do finished corner cuts. My siding is dark brown but the core material is white. So now you have a 1/8 to 1/2 cut in the top of the material exposing a white line. I sent Scott Watry many of these photos. He said they have always used circular saws. I have done most of my own work on all my homes but never worked with Hardie board. I sent an e-mail to James Hardie questioning this Skil Saw usage. They sent me an e-mail saying a Jigsaw should be used for the final inch or two of the cut. If a circular saw was used, the cutting should be done from the back of the material that way the small over cut would be on the back of the board and not seen. I sent this e-mail to Scott Watry. Watry's solution was to put an extra large amount of caulk over these overcuts while sealing the edges of all the windows and doors. They replaced a few of these larger overcut boards. All of the Butt Seam Flashing is white in color but my siding is dark brown, so now you have a white line visible on most of the Butt Seams. They had dark brown touch up paint and could have quickly put some dark brown paint on the Butt Flashing before installing in at the seams. Most of the Butt Seams are .050" but three are .100". There are a few locations were there are 3 to 4 Butt Seams within a 30 inch circular area. They could have planned the board layout better thus spreading these seams more evenly around the house. One point in particular, they had a 26 foot run of 1x6 horizontal Trim Board to run on the front of the house. So they started at the corner and put on two 12 foot sections finishing with a small 2 foot section by my front door. So now you have a seam but my front door. The better way would have been to start with the full lenght  section at the front door followed by another then the small 2 foot section at the corner of the house some what burried behind some bushes. Things like nail heads not flush, poor visual appearance of a lot of the caulk lines, etc. The soffit is another long story "mostly" fixed.
These are a good number of the lack of attention to details I found on this job, most of which I have photos of.  Scott Watry  asked me if I was 100% satisfied and I said no. To get it right would have required removing 1/3 to 1/2 of all the material and I would have to watch each cut and installation. I said here is your money, in full, you guys are done. Now the house looks pretty good from 5 to 10 feet away if you do not know what to look for.
On the day Scott Watry was coming for the money I found a vertical pencil line on a siding board by our back door. It was probable a cut line that was not used. I showed Scott the line. He said it should erase off. I gave him 2 erasers and he could not get the line off. He actually began removing the brown finish at which time I stopped him. He subsequently sent me a paint touch up kit and it covered the pencil line.
In a later phone call conversation Scott said I was "harsh" in my findings. Facts nothing but the facts with photos too."