Question 1

What is the crime rate in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

In 2018, the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Service Division stated that 40,772 incidents of property crimes were committed in the state of Hawaii.

Question 2

What are the different types of home security systems in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

There are two different types of home security systems in Hawaii: self-monitoring or Do-It-Yourself (DIY) and professionally monitored systems. DIY-monitoring will require a lot of involvement from your end. In addition, With professional monitoring systems, your involvement turns out to be somewhat minimal. When a sensor triggers the alarm, the monitoring center will receive a notification alerting them of a possibly dangerous situation. Professional monitoring agents will assess the case, then, if needed, jump into action.

Question 3

Are home security systems effective in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

Home security systems are an effective way to discourage burglars from breaking into your property using noticeable elements like surveillance cameras and yard signs. In Hawaii, residential and vacation homes that install a security system are less likely to be victims of property crimes. Burglars and intruders are always looking for easy targets, homes that have no visible security elements so that they can break in fast and unnoticed. Homes that display surveillance cameras and yard signs around the property are better guarded and less likely to be targeted by criminals.

Question 4

What are the benefits of home security systems in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

Helping you feel safe in your own home is a top priority for security companies. Home security systems in Hawaii add an extra level of protection by using smart products like surveillance cameras, smart locks, and professional monitoring services. Installing a security system is one of the best ways to boost protection around your home.

Question 5

Which home security system is best in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

Security companies in Hawaii provide customers with endless options on smart home products and monitoring services, turning the selection process into a daunting task. Some choices deal with the type of monitoring you might want: a more reliable professional monitoring service or self-monitor your entire system. And with so many high-tech equipment packages and smart products available, narrowing down the best option could get a little tricky.

Question 6

What is the price of installing a home security system in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

Some security companies offer DIY-monitoring for free; one drawback is that you will have to manage and monitor the entire system. Other companies provide competitive professional monitoring plans for monthly fees. They can start as low as US$3 with no contract attachments and go as high as $50 a month.

Question 7

How many cameras do you need for a home security system in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

One of the best ways to enhance any home security system in Hawaii is to buy surveillance cameras, along with monitoring plans. The size and layout of your home are key factors when deciding the number of cameras that you might need. If you want to keep an eye on your kids when they are with the nanny or elderly family members that live alone, indoor cameras are the way to go. Installing outdoor cameras in your backyard or garage will increase the security around the perimeter of your home.

Question 8

How does home security cameras installation work in Hawaii?

Accepted Answer

There are two types of home security camera installations in Hawaii: DIY and professional installations. Some companies provide DIY cameras that are designed to have a straightforward installation that doesn’t need a lot of effort put in. Other companies require professional installation for all their surveillance cameras, a job authorized only to certified technicians. Each security company has its installation policies; some may even offer professional installation as an added service. Some privacy laws and regulations may apply regarding surveillance and camera installations for the state of Hawaii. You should check them out before choosing any surveillance camera.

Question 9

Can I choose where to put my security cameras when I hire a company?

Accepted Answer

Security companies and providers in Hawaii help customers sort out the best placement for their surveillance cameras. You decide what cameras best suit your security needs. Some security companies provide DIY-installation cameras that you can easily place around your house. These cameras are usually wireless and are designed to be freestanding, hang on wall mounts, or come with adhesives for a simple installation.

Aiea	Ewa Beach	Hilo	Honokaa
Honolulu	Kahului	Kailua	Kailua Kona
Kamuela	Kaneohe	Kapolei	Keaau
Kihei	Kula	Lahaina	Lihue
Makawao	Mililani	Pahoa	Pearl City
Princeville	Wahiawa	Waialua	Waianae
Waipahu

Aiea	Ewa Beach	Hilo
Honokaa	Honolulu	Kahului
Kailua	Kailua Kona	Kamuela
Kaneohe	Kapolei	Keaau
Kihei	Kula	Lahaina
Lihue	Makawao	Mililani
Pahoa	Pearl City	Princeville
Wahiawa	Waialua	Waianae
Waipahu

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Home Security Providers in Hawaii

Alarm Hawaii

Protect America - Honolulu

Gebco Hawaii

Securitas Home Alarm - Honolulu

Securitas Home Alarm - Waiakamilo

4-T Fencing

Integrity Handyman

Integrity Key Lock and Safe

Access Hardware

Cam Security

Hawaii Cam Solutions

Home Theater Solutions - Honolulu

Lynx Security Systems - Kapolei

National Fire Protection

Jan Guard Hawaii

Artelisys

Koo Lighting Service

Security Cameras Oahu

Pa'aluhi Builders

KCN Computers Network

Three Strands Woodworks

Integrated Security Technologies - IST

Spectrum Home Security - Mililani

Alarm Warriors

Selby's Communications

King Lockout Services and Security Systems

Hawaii Alarm

KCN Computer Svc

Blackhawk Security

SOS Tech Solutions

Fire Design and Solutions

Entrance Controls Hawaii

Computer Warriors

First Alarm Security - Honolulu

Nobatech

Star Protection Agency

Ohana Control Systems

Consolidated Solutions

Century West

Custom Security Systems - Honolulu

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