Cameras degrade. Door controllers drift. Firmware goes unpatched. Most organisations only discover how far their system has slipped when something goes wrong. A Fyrfly maintenance contract stops that from happening.
Security system maintenance is one of the most commonly deferred items in school and public sector facilities budgets. Contracts lapse. Providers change. Systems age. And because the failure is gradual, nobody notices until a camera goes dark at exactly the wrong moment, or a door controller lets someone through who should have been stopped.
The legal and governance exposure is real. UK GDPR requires that surveillance systems are fit for purpose. KCSiE expects access control systems to actively support safeguarding. If your system cannot reliably do what it was installed to do, you have a compliance gap — not just a maintenance problem.
A maintained system is also a more defensible one. When an incident occurs, the quality of your footage, the completeness of your access logs, and the currency of your firmware will all be scrutinised. A documented maintenance history is evidence that you took your obligations seriously.
Our maintenance contracts cover CCTV and access control systems of any make or age. Select a system type to see what each contract includes.
All contracts include planned annual maintenance and written service reports. The tiers differ in response times, callout inclusions, and the depth of ongoing support. We'll recommend the right level once we understand your system and site.
We don't ask you to sign anything before we've seen your system. The health check comes first. The contract follows only if we're both confident it's the right fit.
Switching maintenance provider is simpler than most organisations think. You don't need to wait for a contract anniversary, and you don't need to justify the decision to anyone. If your current provider isn't responding, isn't documenting, or hasn't visited in over a year — that's reason enough.
We take over maintenance contracts from any previous provider, on any system, regardless of age or brand. We've inherited systems from national contractors, local sole traders, and everyone in between. The first thing we do is tell you honestly what state the system is in — which is often the first honest assessment the client has had in years.
We'll visit your site, assess your CCTV and access control systems, and give you an honest written report — with no obligation to proceed. If we can help, we'll tell you how. If we can't, we'll tell you that too.