Anti-burglary systems and electric fencing
A perimeter that deters, detects and alerts electric fencing and alarms set up to work together.
What this service covers
- Perimeter electric fencing on walls and standalone posts
- Energisers with mains and battery backup
- Alarm integration and zoning
- Warning signage and safe isolation points
- Maintenance, fault finding and fence extension
How the work goes
- 1
Site assessment
We visit the property, measure the site and confirm what the job needs.
- 2
Design and proposal
You receive a written scope, a bill of materials and a fixed price.
- 3
Installation
Our technicians carry out the work to the agreed scope and schedule.
- 4
Testing and handover
We test every circuit, walk you through the system and hand over documentation.
What to prepare
- The perimeter length and wall or fence height
- Whether you want alarm and monitoring integration
- Any gates or access points that cross the perimeter
- Access around the full boundary
Common questions
Is electric fencing legal for homes?
Yes, when installed to standard with the correct energiser, signage and isolation. We install it that way.
Is it dangerous?
It delivers a short, sharp deterrent shock, not a continuous current. It is designed to startle, not injure.
Will it still work during a power cut?
The energiser has battery backup so the fence stays live.
Can it trigger an alarm?
Yes, a line cut or tamper can raise an alarm and notify you.
Can you extend an existing fence?
Yes, provided the energiser has spare capacity. We check that first.
Ready to power your project?
Tell us about your property and we’ll return a clear engineering scope within 48 hours.