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Located in Liphook, Hampshire, we provide our fantastic services to homes and businesses within 30 miles of our base. The intruder alarms and security systems that we provide help you to be safe and secure, and to ensure that you’re suitably protected. While we are a relatively new company, our Personal service and attention to detail show how much we care. Choose WDT Alarms Ltd, where your security is our top priority
1B Newtown Road, GU30 7DT, Liphook, United Kingdom
We have used WDT Alarms on numerous occasions for our alarm needs and also now use them for fire extinguishers. fantastic service from start to finish and both Wayne and Cheryl put you at ease especially when calling at 2am when the alarm is screaming and waking the neighbours up. thank you again guys
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Many thanks for the review.
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