ABC Alarms, Inc.

10/08/2023

With the cold snap 🥶 forcasted this weekend, you might be thinking of bringing out the space heaters. If you do use space heaters, give them their space! Keep all combustibles such as clothing, blankets, furniture, draperies, paper, etc at least 3 feet away from the heater. Stay 🔥 safe!

08/18/2023

Pigs n Peaches getter dun!

01/04/2023

This does affect your cellular communicator on your alarm system. If you are a customer and we have not upgraded yours yet, we need to get you taken care of asap.

Starting in February, the country's 3G networks will start to shut down, in a move that could impact, by some estimates, millions of Americans. Here's what you need to know to plan ahead, and stay connected.

02/10/2022

Time change coming in March don't forget to change your Smoke Detector batteries! If the Smokes are 10yrs or older they need to be completely replaced.

02/17/2021

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07/16/2020

The Red Eyed Mule in Marietta had us install a surveillance system inside and out when they moved to their new location. High quality cameras resulted in great detail and helped the business owner recover their stolen property and prosecute the thieves.

05/02/2019

Do you have cameras to catch someone breaking into your car while you are sleeping? Or maybe you need better quality cameras? Or is that Ring you got for Christmas still sitting in the box and needs to be installed? ABC installs cameras. We can provide them for you or we will install yours.

Do you recognize these individuals? If so, please call the Criminal Investigations Division of the Paulding County Sheriff’s Office at (770) 443-3015. These individuals are suspected of multiple entering auto cases in the Bakers Bridge Road and Sweetwater Church Road area of southern Paulding County. The lower right image is possibly the suspects vehicle (dark colored sedan in front of the basketball goal).

10/09/2018

It's National Fire Prevention Week. Today is a good day to check your smoke detectors.

01/08/2018

HAHA! Good point about forgetting your alarm codes. Some counties and cities have false alarm ordinances and will fine you up to $500 just because you forgot your code or password and they had to respond to a false alarm.