Tag: Honeywell First Alert
Honeywell First Alert enhances opportunities for NC dealer
February 19, 2014Tess Nacelewicz
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Sonitrol Security Services recently became a Honeywell First Alert Professional (FAP) dealer, a move that will help the company “take it to the next level” in the high-end residential market, said Sonitrol Security CEO and President William Price.“For years, we've never really had a product that could get us in the residential or the low-end retail market and the Honeywell product line allows us to do that, not only with the LYNX product but also with their...
Loud Security acquires, gets new office, teams up with builders
October 31, 2012Tess Nacelewicz
KENNESAW, Ga.—In the past 30 days, Loud Security has closed on three local acquisitions, moved to a new corporate office almost three times the size of its old one, and signed new contracts with national homebuilders who expect to do nearly 3,000 closings during the next year.John Loud, owner and president of the company, which is still based here, said signing contracts with the seven builders is particularly “exciting news” because only one of the builders is requiring Loud Security...
Richmond Alarm out of home theater
July 28, 2011Tess Nacelewicz
RICHMOND, Va.—Richmond Alarm this month sold a home theater/home audio business that it purchased two years ago to a local home technology integrator.
The sale to Livewire of NSN Technologies took place July 18, said Wayne Boggs, president of Richmond Alarm, a Honeywell First Alert dealer based here.
NSN did not perform as expected after the bottom fell out of the new housing construction market in the recession, so the offer by Livewire to purchase the business benefited both companies, Boggs...
Securing homes on Colorado's Front Range
May 19, 2011Tess Nacelewicz
LOUISVILLE, Colo.—Safe Systems, a Honeywell First Alert dealer based here, recently acquired D-Tech Alarm Specialist in Pueblo, Colo. The acquisition expands Safe Systems' growing security business in southern Colorado, and is the first step in the company's new strategy, according to company executives.
“This is our first one and we are looking for and talking to other companies actively,” Larry Halpern, president of Safe Systems, told Security Systems News.
Sales manager Tim Watson...