SAVE REPAIR COSTS HERE! READ ON:
A service call from a security company will generally range from $55.00 to as high as $75.00 per hour during
regular business hours and usually carries a 1 hour minimum. Some companies will also add a "Trip
Charge" to the hourly rate. You will often times incur these charges even if you find out the security
control panel is in need of replacement at which time you will probably request a quote on the cost to replace
the controls. So even in this scenario you have service cost incurred and haven't even begun to repair the
problem.
You can minimize the cost for
diagnostics and most of the time you can repair the system from right here! Think of technical support here as
"Shareware Technical Support. Here's how it works. First, you never pay for technical support here unless
you are satisfied with the level of support and the results.
When you are satisfied, you will
go to the "Pay For Technical Support
" page and only then will you have any out-of-pocket expense. Technical support for customers who have
purchased my e-book "The Key To Your Security
System " will be charged $12 dollars for each 15 minute interval of technical support. The
cost is $15 dollars per 15 minute interval for those who have not purchased the e-book. So how many 15 minute
intervals will be required to diagnose and repair my security system?
Time usually ranges from 15
minutes to 60 minutes on average and during the entire communication process you will always know where you
stand, so there are no surprises. There is, however, a 15 minute minimum or $12 dollar minimum, whichever way
you want to look at it. Nonetheless, We have helped many people save money on service calls, on their
schedule, and their terms. If you have home security questions whether it's design, keypad trouble beeping,
add-on to your system advice and assistance, programming, or any technical support questions, you will save
yourself money here! All you have to do is fill out the "Request Technical Support " form and ask "The Security Guy".
