Sacramento Control Systems Inc., established in 1969, is a second-generation company recognized as a leader in the security industry throughout Northern California. With over five decades of experience, the company specializes in an array of services including the design, installation, service, and monitoring of fire alarm systems, security alarm systems, access control systems, and CCTV. With a commitment to quality and innovation, Sacramento Control Systems integrates cutting-edge technology into comprehensive power and security management systems.
The company prides itself on its highly trained and certified technicians who ensure the highest standards of service and installation. Sacramento Control Systems operates a UL 827 approved central station, providing round-the-clock emergency response and peace of mind for over 3,000 customers, which include school districts, casinos, utility districts, local businesses, and government agencies. The company continuously adapts to the evolving security landscape, transitioning from traditional security systems to advanced computerized systems that enhance protection for their clientele.
As a UL 71 and 72 listed fire alarm company, Sacramento Control Systems maintains a reputation for excellence and reliability in the industry. They forge direct relationships with leading manufacturers like Bosch and GE, ensuring clients receive high-quality products suited to their security needs. In addition to services, the company offers extensive training and technical support for its staff, which contributes to its outstanding service reputation.
Sacramento Control Systems is fully licensed by the Department of Consumer Affairs, recognized as a Small Business, and is a proud member of various organizations such as the National Fire Protection Association and the California Alarm Association. Their dedication to top-tier security solutions has cemented their status as a trusted provider in the realm of integrated security solutions, catering to the diverse needs of their community.
