At a glance
Security installation in Newry, in short
Newry gets intruder alarms, CCTV, access control, electric gates and WiFi from the same County Down team, working across a city granted its status in 2002 that sits on the Newry Canal between the Mournes and the border. Every job, from a shop on Hill Street to a depot on the Warrenpoint Road, starts with a free site survey.
Local knowledge
A city built around trade and the canal.
Newry became a city in 2002, and it still works like the trading town it has always been. The Quays and Buttercrane shopping centres, and the shops along Hill Street and Monaghan Street, sit close together in the city centre, where CCTV and access control jobs tend to be about covering a shopfront and a stockroom rather than a large boundary. Around Carnbane and Greenbank industrial estates and along the Warrenpoint Road, the units are bigger: warehouses, distribution depots and light industry, where wide-angle cameras over a yard and a gate that logs deliveries in and out matter more than anything decorative.
Newry sits a short drive from the border, and a good number of the businesses we work with here move goods, staff or customers across it every day. That does not change how a system is installed, but it does mean depots and yards are often busier and more exposed than a similar site further north, so cameras, alarms and access control tend to be specified with a working, seven-day operation in mind rather than a nine-to-five office.
Geography and access
Between the Mournes and the Ring of Gullion.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council covers planning and the PSNI's Newry, Mourne and Down district covers policing, for a stretch of country that runs from the Clanrye River through the city and out to the Ring of Gullion and the edge of the Mournes. The A1 dual carriageway, which carries the bulk of the Belfast to Dublin traffic, runs straight through the middle of it, so a survey out to the city or the estates just off it is usually a quick trip from our base.
Further from the A1, out towards Bessbrook, Camlough and the foothills, properties sit on smaller roads that climb into hillier ground, and a rural gate or an alarm on an isolated house is a more common job than in the city centre. We plan the visit around whichever end of the council area the property is in.
How it works in Newry
From your call to a working system
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Survey in Newry
We visit the shop, house, depot or yard, check power and access, and talk through how you want the system to work day to day.
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Written quote
A clear recommendation for the cameras, alarm, gate or access control you need, priced in full with nothing hidden and no obligation to proceed.
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Scheduling
Work is planned around a working business or a household, and around any electrical or groundworks that need to happen first, in the right order.
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Installation and testing
Equipment is fitted, wired or paired, then tested properly, whether that is a single alarm panel or a full CCTV and access control setup across a depot.
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Handover and support
Before we pack up we run through every control with you in person, leave the paperwork behind, and make sure you know who to call if anything needs tweaking.
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Every service we run in Newry
Everything below is fitted by the same team, so it can share one app and one point of contact.