County-wide coverage
From Minehead to Wincanton and Burnham-on-Sea to Chard, we cover Somerset's towns as well as its cities.
Somerset is a county of small towns, and small towns are where a firm our size works best. We would rather look after twenty independent businesses in Frome, Wells and Street properly than chase one national contract.
This page covers the towns we serve outside our dedicated Taunton, Bridgwater, Yeovil, Bath and Weston-super-Mare pages. Wherever you are in the county, the same team, the same engineers and the same 24/7/365 call-out apply.
Somerset towns sit on regular planned-maintenance rounds, with 24/7/365 emergency call-out for maintenance customers.
Different sites bring different problems. Here is what we typically deal with in each part of the area.
One of the busiest small-business estates in the county. Fire alarms, monitored intruder alarms and unit-level access control for workshops, studios and light manufacturing.
Trade units, retail and visitor-economy businesses where nuisance alarms and out-of-hours security are the recurring issues.
Distribution and food-sector units near the M5 J22 — beam detection, cold-store considerations and yard CCTV.
Frome has a dense concentration of independent retail, hospitality and creative businesses, and Commerce Park behind it. Most of our Frome work is shop and café fire alarm compliance, emergency lighting certification and modest CCTV systems that are actually usable.
Wells, Glastonbury, Street and Shepton Mallet bring a mix of retail, tourism, care settings and light industry. Street in particular has the retail village trade and the storage and distribution that supports it. Wincanton, on the A303, is mostly logistics and agricultural business.
Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge cover holiday parks, seafront hospitality and the Isleport industrial units. Holiday accommodation is sleeping-risk work and the standards are unforgiving — we do a lot of it.
Minehead and the Exmoor fringe are further out but well covered on planned visits, with hotels, guest houses and rural businesses making up most of the work. Wireless systems come into their own where buildings are old and cabling routes are limited.
Chard, Crewkerne and Ilminster sit on our Yeovil round. Manufacturing, food production and agricultural supply dominate, so the recurring themes are detection that copes with dust and process heat, and perimeter security for yards and machinery stores.
Farms, smallholdings and rural estates across the Levels, the Mendips and the Blackdowns need a different approach: 4G-signalled alarms where broadband is poor, solar-powered CCTV on outbuildings, and detection sized for barns and machinery stores rather than offices.
Design, installation, servicing and certification to BS 5839-1 for Somerset businesses — from a two-zone conventional panel in a shop to an addressable system across a multi-unit site.
BS 5266-1 emergency lighting design, installation, monthly and annual testing, with the paperwork your fire risk assessor and insurer will ask for.
HD and IP CCTV with remote app viewing, sensible camera placement and a GDPR-compliant setup — not twenty cameras where six would do.
Grade 2 and Grade 3 intruder alarms to BS EN 50131, wired or wireless, with optional 24/7 monitoring and keyholder or police response.
Fob, keypad, app and video-intercom entry for offices, workshops and apartment blocks, including gate integration and mobile call forwarding.
Planned servicing, fault repairs and 24/7 emergency call-out for maintenance customers across Somerset — usually on site the same or next working day.
Bath, Taunton, Bridgwater, Yeovil, Weston-super-Mare, Frome, Wells, Glastonbury, Street, Shepton Mallet, Wincanton, Burnham-on-Sea, Highbridge, Minehead, Chard, Crewkerne and Ilminster, plus the villages between them.
No. We use 4G signalling for alarm monitoring and solar or battery-backed power for remote cameras, so a poor line does not leave you unmonitored.
Travel is built into the maintenance price up front, so there are no surprise mileage charges on the invoice.
Yes. Sleeping-risk premises are a regular part of our work — fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, testing regimes and the logbooks to prove it.
Adam or Jack will come out, look at the building and put together a clear written price. No obligation and no pushy sales — just honest advice from a local team.
Free site survey — no obligation, no pushy sales.