A Full Service Company
Our services include: sales, installation, service, central station monitoring, and accounting. We don’t subcontract any of our services so you know who you’ll be dealing with.
Custom Designs
We have packaged systems, but our strength lies in listening to your wants and needs, and then customizing a system to meet those needs.
History
We have been a family owned business since 1959. We have never been bought or sold. Our customers have come to expect that reliability in the services we offer.
Customer Support
We offer 24 hour service on all the systems we install. We only sell one brand of system so we can become experts on that system. You can call us any time and know that we will answer the phone.
Services Offered
Guard Tronic focuses on four categories: Burglary Alarm Systems, Fire Alarm Systems, Access Control Systems, and Camera Systems. Most systems we install include more than one of these categories. We also install systems that don’t fall into these four primary categories, like Nurse Call Systems and Smart Home Systems.
- Burglar / Robbery 43%
- Fire Sytems 41%
- Access Control 7%
- Camera Systems 9%
- Integrated Systems 71%
- Percent given for customer satisfaction 100%
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Doorbell
Video doorbells are popular! With the rise of on-line purchasing and "porch pirates" trying to steal those purchases, video doorbells are a great way to help deter theft, and give a sense of security to the users. There are also many that are made for the do it...

Web Interface Update
Guard Tronic and Sims, our central station automation provider, have completed an update to our web interface. The functionality remains the same, but in a fresh, updated format. If you are interested in viewing open/close reports or who is on your call list, the web...
Blog – Wireless Security Systems
Wireless Technology When discussing security systems, “wireless” may mean one of two things. First is the communication method between the subscriber (home or business) and the central station. Guard Tronic is a proponent of wireless communication and has been...
Blog – Communication Methods
In the past few weeks, we’ve seen several breakdowns in our communication infrastructure. Cox Communications had a major failure a couple of weeks ago. A few weeks prior to that network outage, one of the major telephone carriers in central Arkansas experience a...
Blog – Cameras and DIY
Cameras systems have become more cost effective and so convenient that almost anyone can install them. All it takes is a wi-fi connection and a plugin and you can view your home or business from your smart device. While convenient, is this security? Consider the...

Blog – Carbon Monoxide Detection
As temperatures drop, we begin pushing our heating appliances to their limits. It is common this time of year to hear news stories of accidental deaths due to carbon monoxide poisoning from incomplete combustion of a natural gas or propane furnace. If you have a...

Blog – Access Control
Access control in its simplest form is a lock and key. It keeps me from entering your home or business and you from entering mine. However, if you use a lock and key, there is no reporting of someone entering the building. It also gets very expensive very quickly. If...

New Power
For the first time in 20+ years, our UL Listed / FM Approved central station isn't powered by inverter power, a system we installed when we moved into the Guard Tronic Executive Building in Fort Smith in 1998. Our old system relied on 12 different 4 volt, 1,220Ah...
Consumer Alert: Smoke Alarm Recall
Kidde has recalled almost 500,000 dual-sensor smoke detectors in the U.S. and Canada because a manufacturing malfunction can compromise the devices' ability to detect smoke. Specifically, a yellow cap that was left on during manufacturing can cover one of the two...

FARA Board of Directors
Jordon Brown, Regional Manager for Guard Tronic's Fort Smith office, was named to the Board of Directors of the False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA). He will serve as the Associate Director for Electronic Security beginning in January 2018. "It is such an honor...