Holmes Security Systems celebrated an impressive achievement at Resideo's annual CONNECT conference in Tampa, Florida, on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2024. The Eastern North Carolina-based security provider with locations in Fayetteville and Wilmington, NC was recognized for its exceptional contributions to life safety, receiving Resideo's "Life Safety" and "Making a Difference" Awards. The honor celebrates Holmes Security's commitment to safety and security and its dedication to making a positive impact in the communities it serves.
In addition to the company-wide recognition, Holmes Security's technician Ryan Gustafson received the conference's inaugural "Outstanding Technician of the Year" award, marking a significant personal and professional milestone. A lifelong Hope Mills, NC resident and an alumnus of Southview High School, Gustafson expressed surprise and gratitude for the honor.
Company president Stephen Wheeler praised Gustafson's work ethic and customer-first approach, sharing in a press release, "Ryan joined us in 2021 as a helper and was quickly promoted to crew leader. His skills, dedication, and positive attitude exemplify the values we strive for at Holmes Security. Ryan's national recognition brings immense pride to our entire team."
Holmes Security Systems, a trusted provider in Eastern North Carolina, is known for its unwavering commitment to quality service. It is staffed by local professionals 24/7, who continue to raise the bar in the security industry. The team's achievements at the CONNECT conference underscore the company's dedication to exceptional customer service and meaningful community impact.
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