ADT Alarm System Benefits

Choose a Monitored Home Alarm from ADT

Monitored home alarm systems protect your material possessions: cars, electronics, jewelry, and the rest of the things you've worked your whole life to acquire. More importantly, monitored home alarms help keep your loved ones safe and sound. As one of the most crucial home improvement decisions you'll make, it's important to understand what sets ADT apart from the crowd.

Your home alarm system is connected to a powerful network of four command centers strategically spread throughout the United States. In the event of a natural disaster or other emergency, one of the other centers automatically begins monitoring your home.

ADT home alarm professionals undergo rigorous training, and stay constantly updated with the newest technology and techniques in home alarm security. A monitored alarm system is your family's safety solution.

This means ADT is prepared to handle everything from severe weather events to computer crashes without losing contact with your home. A company with only one monitoring center can't protect your home and family if its one center suffers an outage. Choosing America's #1 home security provider ensures your home and family are fully protected.

A National Network of Command Centers Helps Keep Your Family Safe

1. Your alarm system maintains a 24 hour surveillance of the property. When an emergency happens, an alert is sent to the command center.
   
   
2. Within moments, an ADT alarm monitoring professional will attempt to contact the owner of the residence by phone. If there isn't an answer (or if the person reached doesn't know the personal identification code), the local police are then called to investigate.
   
   
3. Local police arrive on the scene to respond to the alarm, taking action to protect your family if need be.
   
   

Go Hands-Free!

With Two-Way Voice, you can speak with a security professional from almost anywhere in your home.

No Landline?

With CellGuard® technology, your system communicates with ADT's command centers via cellular towers, eliminating the need for a landline telephone.