The Best Professionally Installed Home Security Systems in 2026
ADT is our top pick. It works with Google Nest devices, offers white-glove professional installation and monitoring, and has become more affordable than ever.
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Last Updated on May 07, 2026
- Works with Google Nest security cameras and smart devices
- Expert installation by trained technicians
- Affordable professional monitoring starting at $24.99 per month
- Ready to integrate with smart home devices and automation features
- Touch screen smart hub for easier control
- Top-of-the-line security cameras with Smart Deter
- Affordable packages starting at $250
- Contract-free monitoring, even if you opt for professional installation
- Proactive security with Intruder Intervention and Active Guard Outdoor Protection
A home security system can be a sizable investment. While DIY installation reduces costs, some of the best security systems require a professional installation. So, are professionally installed systems worth the cost, and which ones deliver the most bang for your buck?
After spending months testing dozens of professionally installed systems, our top choice remains ADT. It offers unmatched installation quality and an advanced smart home ecosystem. That said, Vivint, SimpliSafe, and Alder are also solid choices. Read on for a detailed breakdown of each brand’s best features, along with some practical tips for choosing your next home security system.
>> Read More: DIY vs Professional Home Security Installation?
Professional Installation Costs in 2026: What to Expect
While professional installation adds upfront cost, we believe it ensures your equipment is placed correctly, programmed properly, and ready to respond when it matters. Here’s a look at what you can expect to pay for this service in 2026.
| Installation Type | Sensors | Estimated Cost |
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| Basic | 3–5 sensors | $100–$200 |
| Standard | 6–10 sensors + 1-2 cameras | $200–$400 |
| Premium | 11+ sensors + cameras | $400–$800 (usually custom quote) |
Costs vary by company, home size, and complexity. ADT prices start at $99 for standard installs, while Vivint starts at $199. However, Vivint regularly waives their installation fee as part of their promotions. SimpliSafe starts at $124.99 through its third-party installer, OnTech.
If cost is a concern, we suggest waiting for a deal. Vivint and ADT both run free installation promotions around Black Friday, and it never hurts to ask a sales rep directly. Installation discounts are often available even outside of major sale events.
>> Check Out: ADT Black Friday Deals
What’s Included With Professional Installation?
Professional installers do more than mount equipment. Here’s what you should expect from top providers:
- Security assessment, choosing the best spots to install equipment.
- Equipment installation and testing of every device.
- Full system programming, including zones, schedules, and automations.
- System training, lasting about 30 to 60 minutes, covering the app and alarm responses.
If a technician wraps up without walking you through the system, ask them to. It’s part of the service you’re paying for.
Comparison of Professionally Installed Security Systems
| System |
ADT
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Vivint
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SimpliSafe
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Alder Security
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| Ranking | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th |
| Ratings | 9.8/10 | 9.4/10 | 9.8/10 | 9.0/10 |
| Cost of installation | $99+ | $199+ | $124.99+ | $0+ |
| Third-party or in-house professional installation | In-house | In-house | Third-party | In-house |
| DIY installation option? | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Equipment price | Packages start at $269 | Packages start at $199 | Packages start at $250.96 | Included with monitoring |
| Read Review | ADT Review | Vivint Review | SimpliSafe Review | Alder Security Review |
Summary of the Best Professionally Installed Security Systems
- ADT - Best Installation and Monitoring Service
- Vivint - Best Smart Home System
- SimpliSafe - Best Contract-Free Option
- Alder Security - Best Response Time
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1. ADT - Best Installation and Monitoring Service
Product Specs
Equipment Costs Packages starting at $404 Monitoring Options Professional and DIY Monthly Monitoring Costs Starting at $24.99 Contract Lengths Month-to-month or 36 months and up Installation Options Professional and DIY Smart Platform Integration Alexa and Google Home ADT Overview
ADT partners with Google for their video doorbells and security cameras, and has opened the door to home automation, making it a top security system for smart homes. It even has a line of equipment you can install yourself, called ADT Self Setup. Still, we believe ADT works best as a professionally installed and monitored security system thanks to its top-notch quality of service.
>> Read More: ADT Self-Setup Review
This time around we had an ADT technician install our 11-piece ADT home security system. What We Like
- Experienced in-house technicians
- Google Nest camera equipment
- Offers smart lights, plugs, thermostats, and more
What We Don’t Like
- Pricey installation
- Long contracts
- ADT-branded equipment lacks some features
ADT Installation Cost
Typically, ADT installation fees range from $99 to $199. Every year we test ADT, we pay somewhere in that range. However, costs can climb higher for larger homes or complex setups.
Professional installation through ADT isn’t cheap, but it delivers real value. Their local technicians are trained specifically on ADT equipment, so they get the job done efficiently. Our most recent ADT installation wrapped up in under two hours. If cost is a concern, you can take advantage of ADT’s deals to offset those upfront installation costs.
Pro Tip: Traditional ADT systems require lengthy contracts, which isn’t ideal. However, ADT offers a six-month money-back guarantee in case you’re not happy. For more common concerns about ADT products and services, visit our ADT FAQs.
ADT Equipment
We had our ADT technician install our Google Nest Cam over our driveway. ADT’s cameras come from the Google Nest range and they integrate seamlessly with the rest of the security equipment. Nest cameras are some of the best on the market, and offer state-of-the-art features like facial recognition. Here’s a breakdown of the devices available.
- Video doorbell: While ADT’s old video doorbell shot 720p video, the Google Nest Doorbell we reviewed shot 1080p HDR video and had crisp night vision. The wired Nest Doorbell (2nd gen) offers even better 2K resolution. Both also feature HDR processing to deliver clearer footage in poor lighting.
- Facial recognition: The ADT Complete plan ($49.99 per month) includes a Nest Aware subscription, unlocking Google’s AI-powered facial recognition.
- Nest Cams: ADT’s indoor and outdoor cameras are now on par with premium security cameras we’ve tested from Vivint and other top brands.
- Smart home integrations: ADT sells most of Google Nest’s products, including the Nest Thermostat and Nest Hub. For the ones they don’t offer, you can always buy them from Google and integrate them into your ADT system.
While the camera selection is more limited than some competitors (four main models and two doorbells), we found each device delivers exceptional coverage. The Nest Cam’s 130-degree field of view and intelligent alerts meant we needed fewer cameras overall to secure our property.
>> Check Out: Best Home Security Systems That Work With Google Assistant
FYI: You can control your ADT smart devices via Google Assistant or via the ADT+ app. We used the app to create a security automation that notified us whenever we left a window open after 6 p.m. for more than 15 minutes.
Our ADT technician installed our door sensor on the top corner of our window frame. Potential Downsides
ADT’s long contracts might seem like a turn-off, but they can reduce your upfront costs. Instead of dropping a ton of cash for a system, you can finance the equipment and pay it off over three years. In our case, financing brought our monthly equipment cost down to about $25 instead of paying $900 upfront.
We also didn’t mind signing the contract with ADT. In the years we’ve been testing ADT, we’ve always found its contracts forthcoming, transparent, and easy to understand, especially compared to Vivint.
>> Related: Compare Vivint vs ADT
Did You Know: If you’re not a fan of contracts but still want an ADT system, you can pay for your system upfront and DIY the install. Then, you can opt in and out of monitoring as needed on a monthly basis.
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2. Vivint - Best Smart Home System
Product Specs
Equipment costs Starting at $199 Monitoring options Professional Monthly monitoring costs Starting from $24.99 Contract lengths Starting at 42 months Installation options Professional Smart platform integration Alexa and Google Home Vivint Overview
The Vivint technician wall-mounted our Vivint Smart Hub near the front door for easy access. Vivint is another premium home security company that leans into smart home functionality. We particularly like how they use automation to improve the capabilities of their security system with active deterrence features. It adds a layer of complexity, though, so we understand why professional installation is required with every Vivint home security plan.
FYI: Vivint security systems must be installed by their technicians. That includes the door sensors, which just stick to a frame. If you prefer a more hands-on approach, check out our favorite DIY security systems.
What We Like
- Professional installation is often free
- Wide range of smart devices
- App makes home automation easy
What We Don’t Like
- Long contracts
- Fees for moving and maintenance
- Must speak to sales representative to buy
Vivint Installation Cost
Full disclosure, we were lucky enough to grab a free installation deal when we tested Vivint. We didn’t pay anything for the service. Our invoice, however, says that we saved $200, which is roughly on par with ADT’s installation costs. The technician also had our system up and running in about the same time it took for our ADT installation.
That said, Vivint has higher moving costs than most security systems. Reinstalling Vivint equipment in a new home runs around $150. That makes it a tough sell for renters or anyone who moves frequently. Try these top security systems for apartments instead. Or consider a no-monthly-fee security system.
FYI: Active-duty military members can avoid Vivint’s moving fee if it’s for a qualified reason such as a deployment or a medical discharge. You’ll also get a 50 percent discount on equipment you buy for the new residence.
Vivint Equipment
We used our Vivint Outdoor Camera Pro Gen 2’s Smart Deter feature to arm our spotlight and siren. You won’t find Vivint on our list of affordable home security systems. Our package cost us $1,400, significantly more than the Cove package we bought. Like ADT, you can finance the system so you don’t drain your bank account. We also think of it as future-proofing our home, considering how advanced the equipment is. Here are some of our highlights.
- Outdoor camera: This was one of the best outdoor cameras we’ve tested. While its 4K image sensor and 140-degree field of view was nice, its AI-powered threat deterrence feature stood out most. When it identifies a threat, it automatically sounds its alarm to scare them off.
Our Vivint outdoor camera shot super crisp nighttime video - Smart Deter: To actively protect our home, Vivint’s cameras use AI to detect potential threats. Once it detects a threat, its smart deter feature kicks in, which sounds a warning tone and flashes its light to scare off the perpetrator.
- Kwikset smart lock: Another smart home device we liked, our smart lock let us open the door for guests and family and then lock it again remotely.
>> Related: The Best Smart Devices of 2026
Pro Tip: We recommend Vivint’s recessed door sensors; the normal ones are pretty clunky (see below.) The recessed sensors are a little trickier to install, but with a professional installation, you won’t have to do any drilling.
Vivint’s door sensor had a modern look that didn’t quite fit the aesthetic of our wooden door. Potential Downsides
While Vivint delivers premium equipment and service, the company has faced legal scrutiny over how it conducts business. In December 2024, the FTC reached a settlement with Vivint over allegations the company pulled credit reports on consumers without proper authorization and incorrectly reported delinquent accounts to credit bureaus.1
As for the security system itself, the only sticking point is the cost. Vivint’s equipment is of premium quality, but so is the price. The outdoor camera we tested cost us $399, which is more than double the cost of the Nest Cam (battery).
FYI: In 2023, North Carolina-based CPI Security Systems sued Vivint for deceptive sales practices, settling for a massive $189.7 million. Vivint salesman, it was alleged, had posed as CPI reps and convinced elderly customers to purchase Vivint plans.2
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3. SimpliSafe - Best Contract-Free Option
Product Specs
Equipment Costs Packages starting at $250.96 Monitoring Options Professional and DIY Monthly Monitoring Costs Starts at $22.99 Contract Lengths Month-to-month Installation Options DIY or professional Smart Platform Integration Alexa and Google Home SimpliSafe Overview
We bought SimpliSafe’s full device lineup to test out all of their components. Unlike Vivint, SimpliSafe doesn’t require professional installation. In fact, you can install a SimpliSafe system yourself in under an hour. However, they now offer professional installations and they aren’t too expensive. Plus, unlike Vivint, you can add more devices after installation without paying additional fees.
The real game-changer with SimpliSafe is their Active Guard Outdoor Protection. This feature lets monitoring agents actively intervene through your outdoor cameras. They’ll warn off potential intruders before they even reach your door. If an intruder makes it past this first line of defense, Intruder Intervention enables similar capabilities for the indoor camera.
What We Like
- No contract
- Good value equipment
- Some high-tech features
What We Don’t Like
- Limited selection of devices
- Professional installation starts at $125
- Third-party installation technicians
SimpliSafe Installation Cost
Our SimpliSafe keypad came with our security system. SimpliSafe installations start at $124.99 for 10 pieces of equipment. We bought the 14-piece SimpliSafe bundle and paid over $150 for our installation. It was worth it, given that the technician took half a day to set everything up.
FYI: Unlike Vivint and ADT, which have in-house, trained technicians, SimpliSafe outsources installation jobs to OnTech. This is the same company Ring uses, except it costs more for Ring equipment.
SimpliSafe Equipment
SimpliSafe has a complete range of security equipment, including video doorbells, outdoor cameras, and even smart locks. The price tag is going to be substantially lower than ADT or Vivint — SimpliSafe’s outdoor camera costs about half what Vivint is asking, but the quality is excellent. See our Vivint and SimpliSafe comparison for more information.
- Outdoor camera: SimpliSafe’s outdoor camera shoots 1080p video, has excellent night vision, and offers facial recognition when paired with the Pro or Pro Plus monitoring plan.
- Active Guard Outdoor Protection: Available with Pro or Pro Plus monitoring, this adds proactive deterrence to your security. When your outdoor camera detects a threat, SimpliSafe agents gain real-time access to the camera to scare them away.
- One-hour set-up: SimpliSafe equipment was designed for DIY installs, so if you feel comfortable, we recommend trying it. You’ll save at least a hundred bucks that way and plenty of time.
FYI: SimpliSafe now sells a smart lock. While it isn’t one of our top five smart locks, it’s one of the more affordable locks we’ve tested at $119.99. That makes it a solid pick if you want smart lock functionality without a steep price tag.
Our SimpliSafe outdoor camera could read the license plates of cars that drove up to our house. Potential Downsides
SimpliSafe has maintained a solid reputation, mostly. In 2019, security researchers found vulnerabilities that could allow the potential disarming of the security system using specialized equipment. The good news is that SimpliSafe quickly patched those issues with updated firmware. We’ve been testing their security systems since, and we haven’t encountered any major security concerns.
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4. Alder Security - Best Response Time
Product Specs
Equipment Costs Starting at $0 Monitoring Options Professional only Monthly Monitoring Costs Starting at $35 Contract Lengths 36 months Installation Options Professional or DIY Smart Platform Integration Alexa and Google Home
Alder Security Overview
Our Alder security system included sensors, cameras, and a touchscreen hub. Alder Security doesn’t have the name of ADT, Vivint, or SimpliSafe, but it’s a solid security system that performed well in our tests. In fact, our Alder security system impressed us enough to earn a 9.0 out of 10 SecureScore. For context, our Ring Alarm review only scored a 7.7 out of 10. Like Vivint, however, Alder has been accused of deceptive business practices, and installation costs are a bit murky.
Alder’s “free” starter system includes a touchscreen panel, two entry sensors, and a motion detector — but there’s a catch. You’ll need to sign a three-year monitoring contract at $40 per month. This adds up to $1,440 over the life of the contract. Competitive for professional monitoring? Sure. Free? Not exactly.
What We Like
- Professional technicians
- Highly rated app
- Limited up-front costs
What We Don’t Like
- Hefty activation fee
- Long contracts
- Sketchy sales tactics
Alder Security Installation Cost
Like Vivint, Alder doesn’t display any prices on its website. We couldn’t even get a quote over the phone. Someone from Alder came to our property, performed an inspection, and discussed packages. While this personalized approach ensured our system was adequate for our home, we had to turn down a few upsells. It also makes comparison shopping difficult.
Professional installation normally costs between $100 and $200. If you choose Alder, you likely won’t pay more than that. In fact, we asked for a free installation or a free piece of equipment and we got the former.
Alder Security Equipment
We were happy to find out the hub came with cellular backup meaning our security system would stay connected during a Wi-Fi outage. They included this cost in the compulsory monthly fee. ADT, Vivint, and SimpliSafe all offer cellular backup as well, and all three made our list of the best cellular security systems. Alder did not due to the lack of transparency.
Alder is genuinely one of the better professionally installed security systems out there. Their average response time of under 25 seconds is impressive. It’s well ahead of the industry standard of 45 to 60 seconds. That said, where Alder falls short compared to Vivint is smart home integration. It simply doesn’t offer smart home products, which could be a dealbreaker if you’re looking to build out a connected home.
Alder’s Touchscreen Control Panel let us arm our system and set a timer for how long we want it armed. Potential Downsides
We mentioned earlier that Alder has been accused of deceptive sales practices in the past. That was not our experience with Alder. The home visit was professional and the installation went smoothly. This doesn’t mean everyone will have the same experience.
The bigger issue is value. Alder uses similar third-party equipment as Cove, which offers starter packages for about $100. When you add up Alder’s monitoring costs over three years, you’re looking at more than $1,400. While that includes professional monitoring, it’s still a notably higher investment than what you’d pay with Cove.
Methodology: How We Picked The Top Security Systems with Professional Installation
Our Review Guidelines
Not all security systems are created equal, and our job is to find the ones that actually hold up. To do that, our experts install and operate each system we review over a minimum of four weeks. That includes clocking the full installation time, running break-in simulations to measure the speed at which monitoring centers respond, and evaluating mobile app reliability, voice assistant, and smart home support. Our team also simulates connectivity and power failures, including accidental triggers, so we know how each system behaves when it matters most. Then we weigh upfront pricing, recurring subscription fees, and other terms and conditions, all in line with our Editorial Guidelines, to make sure the best security systems we highlight work well in the real world.
Our Main Testing Criteria
Professionally installed security systems are not for everyone or every household. To create our list, we considered three key criteria before recommending a professional installation.
- Installation costs: Our top picks have reasonable installation costs. Some even include it for free as part of the package or during sales.
- Equipment quality: Every security system on this list has reliable equipment that holds up to our extensive testing. Some include devices you could install yourself, but when set up by a technician, you have peace of mind that they’re properly placed and optimized.
- Contract terms: A lot of professionally installed security systems require contracts. If a contract is required, we reviewed every clause to make sure you won’t be locked into unfavorable terms.
Every system listed here was installed in one of our security experts’ homes. They went through the professional installation process so they could report their real experiences. They then spent at least two weeks with the system to run through our methodical tests that result in a final score.
About Our Team
Security.org is made up of an independent team of security experts determined to help you make smarter buying decisions. Our team includes over 20 researchers and product testers who have collectively written more than 700 guides and reviews. Our team has also logged more than 25,000 research and testing hours, and our findings have been referenced by major outlets including The New York Times, TechRadar, and CBS News.
All our security system guides are led by Paul Frew, a long-time home security specialist who has tested hundreds of security systems, cameras, and doorbell cameras. The broader team behind our home security content includes:
- Gene Petrino: Former S.W.A.T. commander and law enforcement veteran, contributing three decades of real-world security expertise as a lead advisor
- Corey Birnstengel: Editor, videographer, and product reviewer responsible for 200+ hands-on video reviews spanning multiple product categories
- Matthew Adkins: Ph.D. researcher with over 100 security systems evaluated and ranked
- Cort Honey: Engineer-turned-security reviewer with 1,000+ hours of product testing and a talent for making complicated security tech digestible for everyday consumers
Our picks are never affected by brand partnerships, ads, or affiliate deals.
How to Choose a Professionally Installed Security System
Deciding between professional and DIY installation is just the beginning. You also need to figure out which professionally installed security system will work best for you. Here are the questions we ask to evaluate professionally installed security systems:
- Does the equipment match my needs? Consider whether you need basic monitoring or advanced features like facial recognition and smart deterrence. There’s no point paying premium prices for features you won’t use.
- Do I trust the company? Security equipment often requires a contract or at least financing. Only enter into an agreement with a company you can see yourself working with over time.
- Is my security system future-proof? You may not have a smart home today, but in a year or two you may want one. If your security system isn’t smart home compatible, you’ll have to start from scratch.
>> Learn More: The Best Places for Your Home Security Cameras
Do You Need Professional Installation?
Professional installation isn’t always necessary, even if it’s not always optional. Here’s how to figure out if it makes sense for your situation.
Choose Professional Installation If:
- You have a system that requires hardwiring
- You’re installing more than 10 sensors across multiple floors
- Your local jurisdiction requires permits for security system installation
- You’re not comfortable with basic tools or wall mounting
- You have physical limitations that make installation challenging
DIY Is Fine If:
- You’re installing a wireless system like SimpliSafe, Ring, or Cove
- You have fewer than 10 devices to install
- You’re in a single-story or smaller home
- You’re tech-savvy and comfortable following setup guides
- You want to save up to $400 on installation costs
For most wireless systems, DIY is fine. The systems we recommend, like SimpliSafe, were designed with self-installation in mind, so you can be up and running in under an hour.
We find professional installation is best for hardwired equipment, large multi-floor homes, or local permit requirements. If you’re still not sure which option to choose, call your provider. Most will walk you through which option makes more sense for your setup before you commit.
The Pros and Cons of Professionally Installed Security Systems
Professional installations are quality controls that ensure your security equipment is properly set up and ready for emergencies. But there are a few considerations.
What We Don’t Like
- Professional installations cost more. You could use that money for another piece of equipment you need.
- Installations are day or half-day events and you have to be there overseeing.
- You may end up with a subpar technician, even if they’re specialists.
What We Like
- A pro installation doesn’t cost too much in our experience.
- If you install your system yourself and make a mistake, you’ll have to pay to fix it anyway.
- Technicians are usually good, especially those trained by ADT and Vivint. If they make a mistake, they should fix it at no extra cost.
With professionally installed systems, you also get:
- Maintenance. If your equipment isn’t working, your security company should send someone out to fix or replace it, depending on your contract.
- Professional monitoring. Companies that offer good installation services also tend to offer solid monitoring, which we typically recommend. It speeds up law enforcement responses and ensures your home’s protected 24/7.
- Financing. Security companies selling premium features like professional installations often offer financing to put their equipment and services within reach.
After testing over 60 security systems, we find professional installation services worth it for most homeowners.
Are Professionally Installed Security Systems Safe?
Inviting a person, even a trained professional, into your home to set up your security system may set you on edge. They know where your alarm is and how to disable it. What if their side hustle is burglary?
Your concerns are understandable, but the risks are minimal. Major security companies require comprehensive background checks, drug testing, and continuous monitoring of their technicians. Many also require an Electronic Security Association certification which requires roughly 70 hours of training.3
>> Learn More: The Best Security Brands for Rural Areas
What to Expect During Your Home Security System Installation
If you do move forward with a professional installation, here’s what to expect.
- Assessment: A professional will take a good look at your home and your security package to make sure there’s a spot for every device. Depending on the company, this may happen before you even sign the contract.
- Installation: Installation times vary significantly. Our ADT setup took just two hours for 11 devices. For Vivint, the installation turned into a full day affair. How long your installation takes will depend on the size and age of your home, how much equipment you’ve ordered, and how much wiring and automation is involved.
- Configuration: Your new security system will have a software and hardware component. Your technician will make sure all your devices are not only installed correctly, but also configured correctly. That typically means connecting them to your home Wi-Fi network and controller. With Vivint and ADT, our technicians also connected our third-party smart home devices.
- Education: A quality technician won’t leave until you’re comfortable with your system. During our installations, technicians spent 20 to 30 minutes walking us through the app, demonstrating alarm responses, and answering our questions about automation features.
All in all, professional installation won’t necessarily save you time compared to installing the system yourself. However, it ensures you get the most value out of every security component you buy. A professional will ensure optimal placement of each piece of equipment in your system to optimize its effectiveness.
FYI: When it’s time for the security technician to install your system, you should get a text or call that they’re on their way. If you have any doubts about their authenticity, call your security company to double-check.
Recap
After extensive hands-on testing throughout 2025, ADT remains our top choice for professionally installed systems. They’ve strengthened their position with advanced Google Nest Cams. That said, Vivint continues to excel at smart home automation, SimpliSafe offers the best no-contract flexibility, and Alder delivers impressively fast response times under 25 seconds.
FAQs
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What is the best professionally installed home security system?
In our experience, ADT offers the best professionally installed security system right now because it ensures you’re getting the most out of premium cameras and ADT’s top-class monitoring service. We also thought professionally installed systems from Vivint, SimpliSafe, and Alder are solid choices for different reasons.
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How much does it cost to get a security system professionally installed?
Professional installation typically ranges from $100 to $200, depending on your system’s complexity, the number of devices, and the company you choose. It’s worth noting that some companies run periodic deals that include free installation.
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Is a professionally installed security system better?
A professionally-installed security system isn’t necessarily better, but it saves time and ensures you’re getting the most out of your devices and monitoring service. A bad DIY installation could mean poor security coverage and a monitoring service that is limited in how it can help you during a break-in or emergency.
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Can I install my security system myself?
Yes, you can self-install many security systems. Brands like SimpliSafe make it easy with peel-and-stick sensors. However, some of the more traditional brands like Vivint require professional installation.
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Are third-party technicians safe?
In our experience, yes. As long as your security provider partners with a reputable company, a third-party installation is safe.
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FTC. (December 2024). Vivint Smart Home Settlement. https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/192-3060-vivint-smart-home-inc
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Reuters. (February 20, 2023). Vivint hit with $189.7 million verdict for stealing security rival's customers. https://www.reuters.com/legal/vivint-hit-with-1897-mln-verdict-stealing-security-rivals-customers-2023-02-17/
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Electronic Security Association. (2025). ESA Electronic Security Technician Training at Your Service.
https://courses.esaweb.org/esa-electronic-security-training-at-your-service/
