Alarms for Glenadrienne's large gardens and spruit-facing walls
A typical Glenadrienne property has a long boundary, often backing onto the Braamfontein Spruit greenbelt or running along a busy road like Coleraine Drive. These perimeters, combined with the suburb's mature, tree-lined gardens, mean an intruder could spend time on the property undetected if the alarm only protects the building itself.
Our approach in Glenadrienne is to create an early warning layer in the garden. We use outdoor beams to secure the space between your boundary wall and your house. Careful placement is key in these established gardens, so we position beams to look past tree branches and shrubs that could otherwise cause false alarms.
For homes bordering the Braamfontein Spruit, the alarm's main job is to secure that specific boundary. We can configure beams to monitor the fenceline without being triggered by public activity on the park side. This allows your family to enjoy the benefits of living alongside the greenbelt while your property remains secured.
Everything we install and repair, and how a job runs from first call to handover, is on our alarm systems page.
Questions from Glenadrienne
My garden backs onto the Braamfontein Spruit. How do you secure that?
We install outdoor beams just inside your property line. They create a detection zone that triggers the alarm if someone crosses from the spruit into your garden, long before they reach the house.
We have large trees. Will garden beams constantly give false alarms?
Not if they are installed correctly. Tyson assesses your garden's layout and plans the beam positions to avoid moving branches and heavy foliage, making sure the system is reliable.
If something on your burglar alarm setup in Glenadrienne is not working as it should, the quickest fix starts with a call. We will ask a few questions, book a visit and quote in writing before any work starts.