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Welcome to Hartech Alarms. We are specialists in Security Systems, CCTV Systems and Fire Alarms Systems. We have an extensive knowledge and a wealth of experience in our team. We cater to commercial properties, industrial buildings, new build properties and also domestic premises. No job is too small. We pride ourselves on reliability and great customer satisfaction. Come see for yourself why we are the right choice for your Fire and Security requirements.
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26 Easter Hawhill Wynd, G71 7TY, Uddingston, United Kingdom
- 07464106751
- info@hartechalarms.co.uk
- hartechalarms.co.uk
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Home Alarm
Had a home alarm install by Hartech. Excellent service start to finish. Highly recommend and would use again in the future.
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