When Moving, Should You Take or Leave Your Home Security System? — Pye-Barker Fire & Safety

At recent Home and Garden shows, our team had the oppor­tunity to chat with individuals in our commu­nities about their security needs. Many of them had questions about home safety like, what can you do if your current house has a security system and you want to relocate and install it in your new home? Or, what if the home you’re moving to already is equipped with a security system? This season, people are on the move – buying, selling, building or remod­eling homes – and they need advice.

A security system is a smart way to protect your family, your home, and your belongings. Relocation profes­sional Ethan Green­field said, since your security system is specif­i­cally designed to fit your needs, it might make sense to take it with you when you move to a new home.

You have two options: Take it or leave it.

If you have a wired system, it will be difficult to uninstall the equipment and reinstall it at your new home. A wireless system, on the other hand, will be much easier to relocate. We are happy to help you decide what works best.

  • It can add value to your old home and make it more attractive to buyers.
  • It can save you time and trouble because you do not have to relocate it.
  • Your existing system may not be suitable for your new home.
  • You can get a new security system that is a better fit for your new home and changing needs.
  • Moving your existing system might save you money.
  • You are already familiar with it and Pye-Barker Fire & Safety.
  • You will feel safe, knowing you and your family are protected.

Simply contact Pye-Barker or the security provider that installed the system to schedule an appointment with a repre­sen­tative. These profes­sionals will be able to assess your security needs to see if the system is a good fit for you, or if changes are needed. They will also be able to transfer and activate the service.

Contact the Pye-Barker Fire & Safety team today for any security questions or needs.