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First Detection Systems is a New York Authorized ADT® Alarm Dealer and provides wireless home security systems to the Ancram NY metro area.
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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 Ancram, New YorkSecurity Systems Reduce Burglaries... Ancram, New York Homes without security systems are about 3 times more likely to be broken into than homes with security systems. (Actual statistic ranges from 2.2 times to 3.1 times, depending on the value of the home.) Businesses in Ancram without alarm systems are 4.5 times more likely to be burglarized than commercial locations with electronic security in place. Losses due to burglary average $400 less in residences with security systems than for a Columbia County residence without security systems. Source: Simon Hakim, Temple University
New York Fast Facts:
It's All About Your Peace Of Mind.
Burglars make it their business to know where there are weaknesses within your home. Do you? It’s our business to protect you, your family and your property and we are proud to do just that. Our Free, No-Obligation Home Security Evaluation will target these specific home security problem areas and show you how ADT® can help to make your home secure. Peace of Mind, all for about a $1 A Day. |
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New York News Briefs
- Correction: ?Specialty Coffee Roasters Brew in New York? (New York Times) - Because of an editing error, an article last Wednesday about coffee roasters coming to New York and working with local cafes and restaurants misstated the plans of a local cafe owner, Ken Nye, of Ninth Street Espresso. Mr. Nye will continue to use beans from Stumptown Coffee Roasters, the Oregon company that is opening a factory in Brooklyn. He does not hope to roast coffee.
- Some eBay sellers fed up with new rules, but upcoming fee changes may soften tempers (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - NEW YORK - Some people who sell things on eBay are fed up with new rules the company has been imposing in hopes of making the auction site more attractive to online shoppers. Now even more changes are coming in the next few weeks, but this time eBay Inc. hopes it can cool tempers.
- New Jersey news briefs 08/20/08 (The Record) - The governors of New York and New Jersey asked federal officials on Tuesday to abandon their plan to change the way airlines get access to the region's congested airports.
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