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get the right supplier for your business fire and security systems

Keeping your business locations, assets, and employees safe should be a priority for SMEs. Finding a fire & security provider you can trust, however, can be quite difficult. We make it easier by referring you to our trusted UK partner network.

key business fire statistics:

Over 100,000 fires occur annually

It’s estimated that fires in commercial properties cost owners over 2.4 billion dollars per year

Shockingly, 52% of the larger fires occurred in a building that did not have smoke detectors present or functioning

30.4% of office fires, 50% of hotel and motel fires, and 61% of restaurant fires are caused by cooking

95 deaths and 1,200 injuries occur each year from business fires

31% of office fires occur between 7pm and 7am but cause 67% of property damage

key business crime statistics:

A recent study from the National Business Crime Centre, based upon data supplied by police forces across the country has revealed the true extent of business crime across the UK:

There were a total of 606,282 crimes against businesses in England and Wales

Shoplifting was the most common business crime with 374,395

103,391 burglaries against commercial properties

58% of business crime cases were unresolved, with no suspect identified

16,886 attempted burglaries

8,256 robberies, 9,835 thefts by employees and 4,050 thefts from an automatic machine or meter.

types of business fire
and security systems

Not all businesses will need all the various types of security systems. But the more popular ones are:

Fire detection / carbon monoxide sensors

CCTV systems (cameras)

Access control (remotely locked doors)

Intruder detection

Panic buttons

Emergency notification systems

the costs of business security systems

Security systems for small businesses typically cost around £500 - £800 upfront. Then there is often a £10 - £50 monthly subscription. Although, this all depends on how many cameras, or alarm systems you install.

what you should consider when picking a business fire and security provider

The 3 pillars of a good commercial broadband supplier include:

1

Quality
There is no point in securing high-value assets if you use low-quality system

2

Price
If your assets are of little value then you may consider spending less on security and vice ver

3

Necessary System
You should determine what security your business needs to operate. You may find that you need CCTV but not panic buttons. As such, don’t spend money on systems you don’t actually need in bulk packages.

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