Switch commercial fire alarm and security monitoring providers with Altora Security while retaining compatible hardware after inspection and testing.
Yes, when the installed hardware, programming access and communication path are compatible and the system is serviceable. A takeover evaluation establishes what can stay and what must change.
Altora inspects the panel and communication path, reviews the site’s requirements and separates necessary repairs from optional upgrades.
The cutover is planned with the owner, current provider and new central station, then verified by signal testing. Existing service should not be cancelled before the agreed transition.
Yes. Altora evaluates commercial fire alarm and security systems for monitoring and service takeover. Scope and hardware compatibility are confirmed separately for each system.
Altora assesses lawful access options and supported equipment. A locked panel or unsupported communicator may require replacement; the limitation is explained before work is authorized.
Not by itself. Existing deficiencies are documented and quoted for correction. A provider change does not waive inspection, repair or AHJ requirements.
Panel and communicator photos, recent inspection reports, current monitoring details, service contract information and the site address help Altora prepare the evaluation.
Property address, fire/intrusion panel models, current monitoring provider, contract timing, known troubles or deficiencies and desired cutover date.
Altora reviews scope, site requirements and scheduling before confirming work. Please do not submit passwords or sensitive access codes.
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