Commercial security systems in Slave Lake and High Prairie
From mills and energy yards to hotels, shops, rentals and schools, we install and support commercial security systems in Slave Lake, High Prairie and the Lesser Slave Lake region, from our Edmonton head office.
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Security built for Slave Lake
Slave Lake sits on the southeast shore of Lesser Slave Lake on Highway 2, north of Edmonton. It is a working town for forestry and energy, with mills, service companies and trucking, plus hotels, restaurants, shops and schools that serve the region and summer visitors to the lake.
Sites around the lake are spread out, so we set up cameras and alarms that send the alerts that matter straight to a phone, and systems that can be changed remotely between visits from our Edmonton head office.
Supported from our Edmonton head office.
What Slave Lake buildings need
The local conditions we plan every Slave Lake system around.
Mills and industrial sites
Gate access, cameras on yards and loading areas, and records of who entered restricted buildings.
Hotels and motels
Key cards, room locks and entrance access for hotels serving crews and travellers. See hotel security.
Shops on Main Street
Cameras and monitored alarms for stores, restaurants and services in town.
Spread-out sites
Cellular and solar cameras for yards and shops away from town, with alerts to a phone.
Our services in Slave Lake
Every system a commercial building needs, from one team.
Access control
Fob and card access for offices, schools and shops, with access by schedule.
Access control in Slave LakeSecurity cameras
Cameras for yards, loading areas and storefronts, with alerts that ignore wildlife and blowing snow.
Security cameras in Slave LakeVideo intercom
Video entry for hotels, rentals and offices, answered from a phone.
Video intercom in Slave LakeIntrusion alarms
Monitored alarms for shops, offices and yards, with video checks before dispatch.
Intrusion alarms in Slave LakeParcel lockers
Parcel lockers for rental buildings in Slave Lake and High Prairie.
Parcel lockers in Slave LakeNetworks
Cabling, Wi-Fi and wireless links for offices, shops and yards.
Networks in Slave LakeIndustries we serve in Slave Lake
How our systems help the buildings that make up Slave Lake.
Areas we cover in and around Slave Lake
Our technicians work across Slave Lake and the surrounding communities.
Nearby service areas: Athabasca, Whitecourt, Edmonton. See all service areas.
Planning a Slave Lake system
What we look at on sites around the lake.
Long winters
Cameras, readers and keypads are chosen for deep cold, and detection is tuned so snow and animals don’t trigger alerts all night.
Sites far from town
Yards and shops away from town can use cellular cameras and alarm communicators, so they still report if a phone line or internet goes down.
Easy to run
Simple apps for arming alarms, adding staff and checking video, so a small team can manage it without calling us for every change.
Stuck with a system nobody will fix?
We take over, repair and fully support systems installed by other companies, with new passwords and full documentation.
Brands we install in Slave Lake
Brands we install for Slave Lake mills, yards, hotels and businesses, fully supported end to end.
Remote video monitoring in Slave Lake
Yards and shops around Lesser Slave Lake can go nights and weekends with nobody on site. Our monitoring partner can watch your cameras 24/7, warn people off through speakers and call for help when it’s real. How remote video monitoring works.
- Yards and loading areas watched live
- Cellular cameras for sites away from town
- Police or your contact called when it’s real, with the video
- Added to new cameras, or to existing cameras we’ve checked
Security system questions in Slave Lake
Do you install security systems in Slave Lake?
Yes. We install and support cameras, access control, video intercoms, alarms and networks for mills, yards, hotels, shops, rentals and schools in Slave Lake.
Do you work in High Prairie and Wabasca?
Yes, along with Widewater, Canyon Creek, Kinuso, Faust and the rest of the Lesser Slave Lake region.
Will the alarm still work if the internet goes down?
Yes, with a cellular communicator. It sends alarms over the cell network, so the panel still reports if the phone line or internet is cut.
Can our staff manage the system themselves?
Yes. We hand over admin access and full documentation on every project, and set up simple apps so your team can add users, arm alarms and check video.
How is Slave Lake supported?
From our Edmonton head office, with on-site installs and service visits along Highway 2, and remote support between visits.
Do you offer remote video monitoring in Slave Lake?
Yes. We set up remote video monitoring through our monitoring partner for Slave Lake yards, mills, hotels and shops, on new cameras or existing cameras we’ve checked.
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Get a quote in Slave Lake
Tell us about your Slave Lake building and what you need. We’ll follow up to book a site visit.
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