Service Plans

Service & Maintenance Plans

Ongoing support that keeps your systems secure, current, and running the way they were designed to. Preventative maintenance, firmware updates, remote troubleshooting, and priority response — designed to catch problems before they become outages.

Why a service plan

Systems that get attention don't fail at the worst time.

Cameras drift out of focus. Firmware ships security patches. Switches accumulate config drift. Alarm batteries age. None of these are dramatic until the day something goes wrong — and then they all matter at once. A service plan is preventative maintenance for the systems your home or business relies on.

Homes

  • Whole-home security systems
  • Smart-home & camera systems
  • Whole-home networks
  • Vacation & second homes
  • Rental properties

Small Business

  • Retail & storefronts
  • Restaurants & cafes
  • Offices & salons
  • Camera & alarm systems
  • Business Wi-Fi & networks

What we maintain

  • Cameras & recorders
  • Alarm & sensors
  • Networks & Wi-Fi
  • Access & smart locks
  • Audio & AV
What's included

Maintenance that actually maintains.

Service plans aren't a fee for nothing. They're a structured program of inspections, updates, and proactive checks — with priority response when something does go sideways.

Preventative Maintenance

Scheduled visits that find problems before they become incidents.

  • System health inspections
  • Camera lens cleaning & refocus
  • Battery and backup verification
  • Firmware and security updates
  • Configuration audits
  • Network performance reviews
  • Documentation refresh

Remote Support

Most issues don't need a truck roll. We troubleshoot remotely first.

  • Remote system monitoring
  • Configuration changes & tweaks
  • Camera and recording troubleshooting
  • Network and Wi-Fi remote diagnostics
  • Access control credential changes
  • Alarm reprogramming
  • Quick-turnaround support tickets

Priority Response

When something needs hands on it, plan customers go to the front of the line.

  • Front-of-queue dispatch
  • Defined response-time SLAs
  • After-hours availability tiers
  • Emergency on-site response
  • Loaner equipment when applicable
  • Escalation paths for major incidents
  • Post-incident reviews

Lifecycle Management

Helping the system grow up gracefully — not just keeping it limping along.

  • Equipment lifecycle tracking
  • End-of-life upgrade planning
  • Annual review meetings
  • Expansion and capacity recommendations
  • Multi-year budget planning
  • Vendor and brand standardization
  • Documentation kept current
How service plans pay off

What the maintenance fee actually buys.

A maintained system is a system that holds up. The plan isn't a fee — it's the difference between catching a problem in a Tuesday inspection and discovering it during a break-in on Saturday.

Visit-by-visit logs

Every inspection logged, every config change recorded. Your system's history stays current with the system itself.

Caught at inspection

Drift, wear, dying batteries, and config rot found at scheduled visits — not on the day a system fails.

Patched on schedule

Firmware and security updates applied at inspection cadence — not whenever someone remembers.

Front-of-queue dispatch

When something does break, plan customers jump the line for incident response. SLAs in writing.

How a service plan runs

From baseline audit to year-end review.

Every plan starts with a baseline audit, then runs on a regular cadence of scheduled visits, remote support, and an annual review.

Baseline audit

Inventory current system, document configuration, identify any immediate issues, set the scope of the plan.

Scheduled visits

Quarterly or semi-annual on-site visits with checklist-driven inspection, testing, and updates.

Remote support

Between visits, remote troubleshooting and configuration changes when needed. Priority dispatch when on-site is required.

Annual review

Year-end review meeting: state of the system, recommended upgrades, budget for the coming year.

Talk through a service plan.

Whether your system is something we installed or someone else did, we can take it on. Let's talk through what coverage makes sense for what you have.