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Holmes Security System announces move to new location

By Staff Report, posted 4 years ago

Holmes Security Systems announced today that it is officially moving into its new home. 

Previously nestled in a smaller location on Hay Street, the company is moving ½ mile away to 407 Ray Avenue. 

As the $3M investment comes to fruition with the new location opening, Holmes Security plans to offer the same quality service that they have for the past 114 years, with the new facility allowing the company to provide customers with “the latest technology in residential and commercial security, life safety, and smart home integration,” a press release said. 

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