What Is a Commercial Intrusion Alarm System?
A commercial intrusion alarm system detects unauthorized entry into a building using sensors placed at doors, windows, and other access points, then sends an immediate alert when one is triggered.
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Door and window sensors detect when an entry point is opened
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Motion detectors cover open areas like warehouse floors or hallways
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Glass break sensors detect the specific sound frequency of breaking glass
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Alerts can be sent to your phone, your team, or a monitoring service
Door and Window Sensors
Placed on every entry point you want covered, these trigger the instant a door or window opens outside of normal business hours.
Intrusion Alarm Components for Commercial Facilities
Motion Detectors
Need coverage for a large open floor instead of just the entry points? Motion detectors cover the space in between.
Glass Break Sensors
Built to recognize the specific sound of breaking glass, so a shattered window near a stockroom or loading dock doesn't go unnoticed.
Alarm Monitoring and Instant Alerts
Pairs your alarm system with mobile alerts, so you know the moment a sensor trips, whether you're on-site or across the country.
Intrusion Alarm Systems Built on Certified Technology
We install and support intrusion detection systems using Bosch security hardware, a manufacturer known for reliable commercial-grade sensors and panels. As a certified Bosch installer, our technicians are trained directly by the manufacturer, so your system is configured correctly the first time.
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Certified with Bosch intrusion detection hardware
Who Needs a Commercial Intrusion Alarm System?
✅ Facilities that sit empty for stretches of time
✅ Buildings left unattended overnight
✅ Businesses closed on weekends
✅ Facilities with gaps between shifts
✅ Properties where a break-in could go unnoticed
✅ Locations without staff on-site after hours
✅ Businesses that need alerts before someone arrives the next morning
✅ Warehouses and distribution centers
✅ Manufacturing facilities with expensive equipment on-site
✅ Construction sites storing materials and tools overnight
✅ Retail locations after closing hours
✅ Vacant or between-tenant commercial properties
✅ Business parks and shared office buildings
A Complete Picture: Intrusion Alarms, Access Control, and Video Together
An alarm tells you a door opened when it shouldn't have. A camera shows you who opened it. Access control tells you whether it was supposed to happen in the first place. The facilities with the fewest blind spots use all three together instead of relying on just one.
