Blanksystems prides itself on the Service it provides. We consider this to be the most important part of our business.
You will expect a rapid, efficient response from well-trained and competent engineers. We offer a range of Service Agreement Options and can look after the most complex of systems, including Intruder and Fire Alarms, External Alarms and all types of CCTV and Access Control Systems.
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Give us the opportunity to demonstrate the reliability and value for money offered by a professional security company. If you would like your system to be serviced and maintained by blanksystems please call our service department on 0203 393 4645.
Alternatively, please contact us via email.
Service and Maintenance Options
There are 3 Service Plans available to you, Bronze, Silver & Gold. Select the plan most suitable for your needs and Blanksystems engineers will ensure that your systems are maintained in good working order.

Maintenance Agreements

Bronze Maintenance Contract:
By visiting your site annually, we sort out all faults and issues, re-focus,  clean and notify you of any repairs, calibrate monitors, test and update recording settings, train your staff, supply adequate CCTV Signage and enable you to meet all legal requirements of the data protection act. This includes a free direct help line. Straight to an engineer Additional Call-Out's and faulty parts are charged separately
Silver Maintenance Contract:
As above, but additionally all eventual Call-Out's and labour for repairs are inclusive. You are only liable for cost of faulty parts, which we will supply at a discounted rate.
Gold Maintenance Contract:
As above, but additionally mechanical breakdown of CCTV Equipment is covered.

Please note - Non of the maintenance agreements cover replacements through acts of vandalism or accidental damage.

The Data Protection Act 1998 requires of CCTV Systems installed on Public and Commercial Premises, that;
"Cameras should be properly maintained and serviced to ensure that clear images are recorded" (Third & Fourth Data Protection Principles).
The changes in data protection legislation, which came into force on 1st March 2000, mean that for the first time legally enforceable standards apply to the collection and processing of images relating to individuals.
Most CCTV systems are now required to be registered with the Data Protection Commissioner (now called the Information Commissioner). Blanksystems CCTV is fully versed with all aspects of the Data Protection Act and are happy to provide a survey, to ensure that all aspects of your CCTV System are compliant.
All Citizens have the right to be informed/shown any kind of data being kept on file or electronically. When you enter a maintenance agreement with us, we make sure that all legal requirements are being satisfied at all times