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Fire-Tech Systems is a family-owned and run business with a vast wealth of experience and expertise in the fire & security industry. When it comes to the safety of your business or residence, including compliances, we have got your back. We offer a range of safety services, including fire alarm systems, security systems, CCTV systems, intruder alarm systems and more. Be it fire alarm detection systems, security wireless camera systems, or any other, our experts will never let you down on the quality of our installation and maintenance. We also offer fire risk assessments to identify potential risks. Get in touch with us now.

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