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We are an Authorized ADT® Alarm Dealer in New Jersey and provide wireless home security systems to Bradley Beach NJ metro areas.
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With $99.00 customer installation charge & purchase of alarm monitoring services. See important terms & conditions to this offer below. 
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Wireless Home Security Burglar Alarm Systems in Bradley Beach, New Jersey
Since a comprehensive home security system can entail installing everything from a video surveillance system to ensuring that your alarm system will alert ADT® of an emergency, hiring a home security installation expert in Bradley Beach, NJ is a must to ensure that you're doing all you can to protect your Monmouth County property and loved ones from the possibility of an intrusion. A home security system monitored 24/7 by ADT® is your best line of defense since ADT® has been America's largest and most trusted electronic security service company for more years than any other home security service in Bradley Beach, New Jersey.
New Jersey Fast Facts:
Every 14 seconds there is a burglary in the United States, of which 2 out of 3 involved forced entry. Almost twice as many burglaries occur during the day than night. First Detection Systems firmly believes that having an ADT monitored home security system is the best solution for keeping your Bradley Beach, New Jersey property secure and most importantly, keeping you and your family safe. Home security systems monitored by ADT can help notify Monmouth County authorities of a fire or an intrusion in your home. Unlike non-monitored smoke detectors, ADT helps protect your home from fire when you're away, ensuring the protection of your Bradley Beach, NJ home. |
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New Jersey News Briefs
- Report: Ex-New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey Won't Pay Alimony (FOX 5 New York) - A judge says New Jersey's gay ex-Gov. James E. McGreevey doesn't have to pay ex-wife alimony, the AP reports. The divorce is final.
- Prince Chunk, the 44-pound New Jersey cat, healthy and going on diet in new home (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - BLACKWOOD, N.J. - Fat, happy and no longer homeless. That describes life for the 44-pound New Jersey cat who became an overnight sensation. A vet has found "Prince Chunk" healthy aside from his weight. The big cat doesn't have a thyroid condition, after all.
- Fat Cat 'Prince Chunk' Adopted by New Jersey Family (Fox News) - New York's Daily News reports the Camden County Animal Shelter has selected a south Jersey family that already has two cats to adopt the the 44-pound cat known as 'Prince Chunk.'
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