Since 1964, Sonitrol Security Systems Delaware has been the trusted name for providing home and business security systems in North America.
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    Since 1964, Sonitrol Security has been the trusted name for providing home and business security systems in North America, with a combination of human know-how and the latest technology. Our system is so sophisticated that we often catch criminals before they gain entry to our customers' facilities.
    Delaware (302) 652-3060
    Outside Delaware (877) 652-3060
    Our Address 802 First State Blvd, Wilmington, DE 19804
    NJ Address 60 West Mill St, Pedricktown, NJ 08067

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    Armed Robbery Of a Lowe’s Store Emphasizes Necessity Of Security Systems

    When an alarm system is activated, the majority of the time -- 94 to 98% -- the activation is false. Yet on June 26, the activation of an alarm system on Woodbury-Glassboro Road was anything but false. A Burlington County woman and a Camden County man were arrested for the suspected armed robbery of a Lowe's store in Sewell. During the robbery, a credit card was stolen and used later on June 26 in Cape May City. The Cape May City Police Department received a seemingly unrelated report the next day regarding a stolen vehicle. A 2016 Land Rover had been stolen from Central Avenue's 400 block in Cape May Point. However, the Land Rover surprisingly was used in the Mantua robbery after which it was recovered during the investigation. The suspects of the Lowe's robbery were later identified by police as 22-year-old Mercedes Stockton, of Willingboro, and 21-year-old William Baberick, of Haddon...

    4 Commonly Stolen Items for Security Systems Philadelphia Retailers to Protect

    Shoplifting is a notoriously difficult issue for any company to prevent. It’s simply impossible for someone to keep an eye on every person who enters a store. Worst of all, it has a serious impact. Shoplifting was responsible for about 38% of the $44 million of inventory shrink experienced by American retailers, while another 34.5% was lost to employee theft. What's even more amazing, though, is what gets stolen. Here are just a few of the most commonly shoplifted items: Meat: Many retailers are being left wondering, where’s the beef? Shockingly, meat has proven to be a favorite amongst shoplifters. The pieces stolen are most often the top-quality cuts, such as filet mignon or lamb chops. Razors: You’ve probably noticed the giant glass cases of razors when wandering through the store, or have at least seen the commercials complaining of how difficult it can be to actually purchase them. However, it would seem...

    Are Your Business Security Systems Outdated? 3 Ways to Tell

    In the age of smart security, too many businesses are relying on security systems that are literally based on 17th century technology. While an old-fashioned lock and key, fence, or wall can help protect your business in any age, business security solutions have come a long way in a short time. From surveillance cameras to security access control systems, the modern business owner has a lot of options to protect his or her property. One of the most effective business security solutions you can implement is the replacement of any old or faulty security or alarm systems. Using high tech commercial security products can help ensure that your business is secure 24/7. Here's how to know when it's time to upgrade your business security systems. Problems With Your Alarm Systems Of all the alarm activations across the U.S., between 94% and 98% are false. Old alarms or faulty systems can often go off...

    Secure Your Facility After a Burglary

    No one ever expects it. You think you’re prepared, that you have taken the appropriate precautions to prevent such a thing to happen. Then your business is burgled. Now what? It is a very traumatic experience when a business gets burgled. You feel as though a part of you has been violated. Important documents, electronic files and/or product could be missing that you may never get back. You must think to yourself, how did this happen? What went wrong? Did I set the alarms? Do I have the right security system? These are all questions that should be flowing through your mind after such a traumatic occurrence. These questions need answers. The first issue that should be addressed is to review your security system. The security system you had was supposed to prevent the burglar from breaking in, so what happened? It was probably a conventional alarm system that wasn’t good enough...

    Improve Security at Your Construction Site

    During a construction project, there are always going to be security threats specific to construction sites that can be difficult to manage. Unprotected sites will have a high risk of theft of uninstalled materials, equipment (such as copper cables), and installed materials, such as copper wire & pipes that can be torn out of walls. You have valuable assets to protect and deadlines to meet, and so security should be top of mind. Unfortunately, theft is becoming more and more common, costing the construction industry more that $2 billion per year in North America. It can happen on projects of all sizes, ranging from enormous construction projects such as airports, office towers, and highways, to smaller housing developments. Organized criminals, individual thieves working alone, and even the workers themselves, all target construction sites. These criminals will steal anything from copper wiring, appliances, and tools, to drywall, lumber, and other building materials. This activity...

    Three Reasons Why CCTV is NOT a Total Security Solution

    I often get asked by people checking out security systems for their business for first time, “I’m looking for an electronic security system for my business, should I go with a CCTV system purchased from by local electronics retailer or Big Box Store?” The simple answer is “No” and here's why: CCTV cameras and surveillance systems are a good operational management and recording tool, but that’s about it. It's good for ensuring staff are working, correct product is being shipped or received undamaged, and keeping tabs in general on your property. As a security system, CCTV is not the best solution. A security system needs to protect your assets, such as valuable inventory and employees, and notify the Police to stop crimes in progress. "My advice ...

    Protect Your Retail Business this Holiday Season

    Holiday Tips for Retailers As we approach the holiday season and the busiest time of year for retailers, we need to take into account the security and safety of your retail store. Sonitrol Security is proud to protect the Goodwill Industries of Delaware and Delaware County facilities. As a retailer, you're probably well aware of how costly and time consuming it is to manage loss prevention. Shrinkage losses are a constant battle and not only hit the bottom line, but indirectly cost retailers time and resources for loss prevention management. Every retail storeowner needs to think seriously about preventing theft from a profit and loss perspective. More importantly you need to provide your employees with a safe...

    Sonitrol Security Proudly Supports Wilmington Police Villians Ice Hockey Team

    The WPD Villians ice hockey team started in 2011 with a group of officers from B and C platoons who started playing pick-up hockey on Friday evenings at The Pond in Newark, DE. Over the next few months, interest grew and a team was formed. The Adult Men's League began and rosters grew to include members from many agencies including Wilmington Police Department, the Delaware State Police, Newark Police Department and the FBI, as well as retired officers from the New Castle Police Department and the New Castle County Emergency Communications Center. [caption id="attachment_50" align="aligncenter" width="300"] 2013 Team Photo - Police Villians Ice Hockey Team[/caption] In addition to league play, the team travels to support a variety of charities.  Ice hockey is an expensive sport and Sonitrol Security of Delaware Valley is pleased to sponsor the team. [caption id="attachment_51" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Sonitrol Security sponsors the team[/caption] For more information, visit their FaceBook page http://facebook.com/villiansicehockey      ...

    Sonitrol Security Supports Goodwill Industries at Golf Tournament

    On September 19, 2013, golfers gathered at the Cavalier Country Club in Newark, Delaware for the Ted VanName Goodwill Scholarship Fund Golf Tournament.  Sonitrol Security of Delaware Valley proudly sponsored the 10th hole along with vendor partners - Avigilon, Linear and Genesis.   Once fully funded, the scholarship program will assist an estimated 40 to 60 people each year with the opportunity to earn their high school diploma or a two-year associate degree in any area of study. As golfers visited the Sonitrol Security hole, they were treated to our juggling prisoner Michael Hoffman who entertained them with his "Don't Drop the Ball on Your Security" antics.  A photo was taken of each foursome. Here are some photos from the event: ...

    A Tribute to Our Keystone Cop – Michael Forestieri

    For the past two years, Michael Forestieri, our beloved Keystone Cop, has entertained Sonitrol Security customers and supporters at various trade shows and special events.  We are sad to report that Michael passed away on February 19, 2013 after a brief illness.  He will be missed by his Sonitrol Security family and we share the photos below in his memory. [caption id="attachment_11" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Security Staff at Open House for Office Expansion in Delaware[/caption] [caption id="attachment_12" align="aligncenter" width="400"] Sonitrol to the rescue![/caption] [caption id="attachment_46" align="aligncenter" width="300"] 2012 Network StationDelaware State ChamberBetter Business Bureau[/caption] [caption id="attachment_47" align="aligncenter" width="300"] 2012 New Jersey School Board Assn Show[/caption]      ...