C.I.D Fire & Security

CID Fire & Security are able to handle any size of installation, from a fully networked solution to a single standalone system. You need the reassurance of a company that you can trust. A company that ticks all the right boxes: Fire Alarms, Intruder Alarms, CCTV, Access Control and more. At C.I.D Fire & Security Ltd we will design the solution that is right for you - for home or business. C.I.D Fire & Security is a long established family owned Company that has been helping to protect our customers homes and businesses for over 15 years.

CID Fire and Security are the premier security installation, maintenance and repair company in the South West. We have been trading since 1988 and have grown from a small family-owned business. We are SSIAB approved for security installation and maintenance, covering Somerset and many of the surrounding areas. We are proud to be a company that is not driven by sales, but rather led by our engineers. You can rest assured that you will always speak with someone who has in-depth knowledge about the variety of systems that we have on offer.

CCTV or Closed Circuit Television is one of the most efficient security systems available to date. As an effective deterrent to crime, it is also a capable means of presenting evidence or detecting crime before it happens. CID Fire & Security are an affordable way to have a CCTV system installed in your home or business. We serve customers across the South West, and happily work with customers from outside of that area - after all, security is of the utmost importance to us. Having worked in the security industry for many years, we are experienced in installing systems ranging from one camera to many cameras which can be controlled from a single point.

Your home is your castle - make sure you defend it! In today's climate a domestic burglar alarm or intruder alarm is indispensable for homeowners who want to protect their property and family. Even the presence of a visible alarm system will deter a large percentage of burglars and other criminals, while our state of the art wired and wireless burglar alarm systems will further enhance this percentage and alert you and the relevant authorities. We provide wired, wireless and hybrid systems, both stand-alone and monitored, and we will come to your premises and conduct a no obligation site assessment free of charge in order to advise you of the ideal system for your individual needs.

Our solutions to intruder detection can fulfil the needs of premises both large and small, with each alarm system tailored to the property. Investing in a hardwired system offers an immediate benefit - a visual deterrent. It is important for it to act this way, as well as provide an audible or silent alarm to notify you that the property has been broken into. When considering a hardwired intruder alarm, you may want to think about how you are alerted to the presence of an intruder. The silent alarm doesn't let the intruder know that they have been detected, but notifies you via a method you decide with us.

We have been installing fire alarm systems for XX years, meaning we can provide you with a wealth of experience and technical expertise when it comes to your systems - from choosing which system to use, to setting them up and maintaining them for as long as you need. After assessing the premises, we can ensure that the alarm design you choose will provide the correct detection coverage, which will prevent unwanted activations, whilst remaining loud and clear in case of an emergency. Each system that we design comes with full documentation of the testing and operating procedures.

Wireless systems are the newer counterpart to hardwired alarm systems. CID Fire & Security have been SSIAB approved installers now for many years, and this includes the design, installation and maintenance of these systems. Installation of a wireless alarm system in your property should be carried out by certified installers to ensure your Insurance Company recognises the installation. There are several benefits to the wireless alarm system when compared to its wired counterpart. Looking at these benefits in detail, we can see that through easy installation, range and the affordability of the wireless devices, you can be assured that you are getting a quality system.

Our security systems make use of the most up to date technology and provide a way for you to communicate with users who do not have access to your protected area. The most common system to provide this kind of security is the intercom system. The systems generally comprise of a connection from the point of entry to the protected area and is controlled from inside the area by a user. At CID Fire & Security, we are proud to offer installation in both the public and domestic sectors. The setup is usually wired from the door to a point inside the protected are where there is generally a telephone unit to complete the intercom circuit.

Every business owner knows the risks associated with burglary, robbery, large-scale theft and Fire at their commercial premises - at the very least, repair and restocking expense, lost time and capacity and increased insurance costs; at worst, complete ruin of the business. Let us eliminate those risks - and reduce your insurance costs - by supplying your commercial premises with one of our hightech, state of the art commercial burglar alarm / intruder detection systems. We provide wired, wireless and hybrid systems, both standalone and monitored, and we will come to your place of business and conduct a no obligation site assessment free of charge in order to advise you of the ideal system for your individual needs.

When you choose to have a monitored alarm system installed, you are ensuring the protection of your interests and assets. That is because each time that an alarm is triggered from a monitored alarm system, a signal is sent to an Alarm Receiving Centre or ARC. The ARC can identify if the alarm is real or false. If they can confirm that it is not a false alarm, they are then obliged to report it to the local authorities, private security and/or the key holder of the premises, who will then attend the scene to deal with the alarm and the potential break in.