From Fremont's artist community to Medina's waterfront estates, we design security that blends in. Our approach uses Seattle-specific threat modeling—like package theft deterrents for Amazon employees' homes and boat dock monitoring for Lake Washington properties.
We avoid bulky equipment that clashes with historic facades, instead using color-matched cameras and vibration sensors on original windows. The system integrates with Seattle PD's community alert network and can distinguish between regular neighborhood activity and genuine threats. For new construction in Bellevue's tech corridors, we implement facial recognition for frequent guests.
We avoid bulky equipment that clashes with historic facades, instead using color-matched cameras and vibration sensors on original windows. The system integrates with Seattle PD's community alert network and can distinguish between regular neighborhood activity and genuine threats. For new construction in Bellevue's tech corridors, we implement facial recognition for frequent guests.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Property walkthrough identifying vulnerable points
- 02 Step 2: Equipment selection matching home aesthetics
- 03 Step 3: Installation with minimal surface impact
- 04 Step 4: Connection to neighborhood watch programs
Benefits
- Custom motion zones for urban lots
- False alarm filtering for busy streets
- Discreet installation preserves curb appeal
- Local police department compatibility
Frequently Asked Questions
How visible are cameras on historic homes?
We use recessed housings in soffits and paint-match all visible components to your trim color.
Can it detect earthquakes?
Our systems include early seismic detection that automatically unlocks doors and shuts off gas lines.
Do you monitor the system?
24/7 monitoring is optional through our partnership with a Bellevue-based security center.