Seattle Alarm Monitoring
Seattle is located in King County, Washington. It is also the county seat. Seattle is considered the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. The coastal city is situated between the Puget Sound and Lake Washington. The population of Seattle is estimated to be around 635,000 people.
Seattle was officially named and established in 1853. It was incorporated in 1869. Since then it has grown to become an industrial hub made up famous companies such as of Starbucks, Nintendo, Microsoft, and Amazon. Seattle also has a tremendous musical history and is known as the birthplace of grunge music.
If you’re in a musical capital such as Seattle you will want to be attending concerts and festivals without worrying about whether or not your home is safe. Consider installing a burglar alarm to better protect your loved ones and property. Sign up with Alarm Grid’s monitoring services for the best options in home security.
Seattle Monitoring Plans
Alarm Grid, in partnership with Criticom Monitoring Services, provides the most reliable and secure central station monitoring in the industry by offering the redundancy of 3 networked and load balanced monitoring facilities (NJ, FL and CA). Alarm Grid will monitor unlimited zones so you can be sure your family and property are safe and protected at all times while making you eligible for a homeowner’s insurance discount which can sometimes even cover the cost of your monitoring service. All of our UL Listed Central Station plans connect your system to a live operator 24/7 who can call the proper authorities for dispatching in case of a confirmed break-in, fire, or any other type of emergency. Alarm Grid is always there when you need us and best of all, we have no activation fees, no contracts, and no hidden charges!
Bronze
Basic Monitoring- UL Listed Central Station
- Landline or Internet Monitoring
$15
per month
Silver
Interactive Monitoring- UL Listed Central Station
- Internet Monitoring
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Remote Home Automation
$25
per month
Gold
Cellular Monitoring
Most Popular Plan
- UL Listed Central Station
- Cellular Monitoring
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Remote Home Automation
$35
per month
Platinum
Video & Cellular Monitoring- UL Listed Central Station
- Cellular Monitoring
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Remote Home Automation
- Video Surveillance
$45
per month
While we always encourage central station service, some security system owners do not need or want a central station involved. Alarm Grid’s self monitoring plans are less expensive and allow access to the great features offered by Total Connect, Alarm.com, or Telguard without being connected to the central station. Additionally, aside from Self Bronze, all of Alarm Grid’s self monitoring plans allow remote access to the robust home automation options made available through a Z-Wave enabled security system. Whether you live in a region where central station service is not available or desired, self monitoring (offered world wide via internet communications) is a cost effective option for keeping you connected and up to date with your professional security system.
Self Bronze
Basic Interactive- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Internet Communication
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
$10
per month
Self Silver
Z-Wave Interactive- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Internet Communication
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Remote Home Automation
$15
per month
Self Gold
Cellular Interactive- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Cellular Communication
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Remote Home Automation
$25
per month
Self Platinum
Video & Cellular Interactive- Email, Text & Push Notifications
- Cellular Communication
- Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
- Remote Home Automation
- Video Surveillance
$35
per month
Feature Explanation
E-mail & Phone AlertsReceive customizable text and email alerts to any number of recipients on all alarm events - alarms, arming / disarming, troubles, power loss, and more.
UL Listed Central Station
A live operator calls you to verify alarms. In the event of a real alarm, we dispatch the proper authorities. We monitor unlimited zones for burgulary, fire, or any other type of emergency and record all system arming / disarmings. Crash & Smash or APL included for applicable systems.
Phone or Internet
Your security system uses a phone connection or internet alarm communicator to report alarms to our central station. Daily supervision of internet communicators included and daily test timers on phone systems allowed.
Internet Monitoring
Interactive services such as Total Connect require an internet alarm communicator connected to your system. Daily supervision of internet communicator included.
Cellular Monitoring
The most secure and reliable communication path. Alarm Grid activates your system’s cellular communicator and pays for the cellular data charges. Can be combined with phone and/or internet for redundancy.
Arm / Disarm via Phone & Web
View live status of system and zones, and control your security system from anywhere using mobile app or computer.
Remote Z-Wave Control
With a Z-Wave enabled system, control lights, locks and thermostats when you’re not home for lifestyle convenience and energy savings.
Image Sensors
Receive snap shots of alarm events triggered by your hybrid motion sensor / camera to verify alarms. Requires Alarm.com communicator.
Video Surveillance
View your property live through approved IP cameras and receive actual video clips when motion is detected. Video is stored online and can be downloaded as needed.
Cellular Communication
Interactive services such as Total Connect, Alarm.com, or Telguard require an internet or cellular alarm communicator connected to your system. Alarm Grid pays for the cellular data charges. Can be combined with phone and/or internet for redundancy.
Internet Communication
Interactive services such as Total Connect require an internet alarm communicator connected to your system.
Seattle Licensing and Alarm Permit Info
License Number: OD0359Installers near Seattle
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Henri Beaudoin7948 14th Ave
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Testimonials
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"We had an alarm during a weekend vacation.... The police were at my house within 5 minutes of the alarm sounding." -
"I picked Alarm Grid for one reason, they have great customer service... the Alarm Grid team are always very responsive and helpful."
Places near Seattle
- Columbia City (3.85 miles)
- Mercer Island (5.78 miles)
- Clyde Hill (5.89 miles)
- White Center (6.06 miles)
- Yarrow Point (6.15 miles)
- Bellevue (6.61 miles)
- Kirkland (7.73 miles)
- Boulevard Park (7.86 miles)
- Bryn Mawr-Skyway (8.6 miles)
- Eastgate (8.73 miles)
- Bainbridge Island (9.07 miles)
- Inglewood-Finn Hill (9.26 miles)
- Burien (9.34 miles)
- Southworth (10.18 miles)
- Tukwila (10.34 miles)
- Redmond (10.57 miles)
- Renton (10.59 miles)
- Shoreline (10.64 miles)
- Lake Forest Park (10.71 miles)
- SeaTac (10.8 miles)
You can bypass a zone by entering Master Code + Bypass key + 2-digit zone number.
There are still sensors at the other doors. I do have an alpha numeric keypad and have the online programming manual as well as the installer manual. I'll do some homework. In the meantime is there a way to bypass just the garage entry?
You would need to have an alphanumeric keypad to program the system. If they removed a wireless sensor, and it was the only wireless sensor, that would be why you get the Check 100 error. If you purchase a new sensor you can program it using an alphanumeric keypad.
This is quite involved however so you would need to be familiar with the *56 programming menus.
Got it. Thanks. Also replaced battery as per other threads followed. Now keypad says "check 100". The realtor had the garage door replaced as per our request. However she hired a handyman who did not pay attention to alarm and he also replaced door frame which contained magnet sensor. What can I do now to have a working system without contract monitoring?
You have to press *20 and then enter the 4-digit code you want to make the installer code. It should beep after the 4th number pressed and then you can exit programming with *99.
No, unfortunately those beeps are not programmable and are a feature of the scheduled arming.
I have a Vista 20p. I did schedule an automatic forced stay arm through the panel but 10 minutes before the actual arming it beeps about every 30 seconds. Is there any way to stop the beeping (notification) that it is about to arm? Thanks for your time.
Just moved into home with Honeywell alarm system. So over my head. Read your advise on changing installer code. When power up "d1" is showing. I press star and pound key and the number 20 shows. I enter a four digit code and get beep with each digit but the number 20 remains on display. Help!
Which system do you have?
Through the Total Connect 2.0 I can schedule time events such as Lock Front Door and Turn Off ALL Lights but can a scheduled time be setup to arm my alarm system?
Yes, we sure are licensed in Seattle as is Criticom (our central station provider). Our UIN number is OD0359 if you want to verify with the city.
Let us know if you have any questions on our no-contract monitoring plans.
Is AlarmGrid licensed in Seattle? (they require all companies to be licensed, rather than homeowners)