How's that sound?

Suspicious 

£45 + £25 for a new battery. That includes call out and 30 mins work. After that they give you a quote for what needs done.

Here's the website:

http://www.burglaralarmrepairs.co.uk/

They're not an approved co could be anyone your letting play with your security system

They're not an approved co could be anyone your letting play with your security system

Indeed. Could even be a burglar looking at the alarm. No approval, you'd never know. But at least they're cheap

Unlikely though tbf

Seems they have that covered...

 

"

Is Your Intruder Alarm Officially Certificated?

You will be issued with a ‘Certificate of Compliance’ on completion of the installation of an electronic security system by Security Doctor.

This provides you with evidence that the system was installed by a professional company and meets the appropriate standards.

This uniquely numbered 'Certificate of Compliance' may be required by your insurance company as proof that the system meets their criteria when it's a condition of insurance, or where an insurance premium discount is available for suitable intruder alarms."

How they recon they can officially certify anything if not SSAIB/NSI?

Depends what they are certifying to, My 15 year old can certify alarm system, just so happens it may not be recognised...

I'd suggest that is quite deceptive as an insurance company is mentioned. As far as I'm aware they don't accept norms kids alarm certificates, only Nsi and SSAIB ones.

Edited March 23, 201412 yr by matthew.brough

How do you know?

e-mail him and ask..enquiries@secdoc.co.uk

They're not an approved co could be anyone your letting play with your security system