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Best Home Security Systems in Denver

By Celeste Tholen

Sep 23, 2020

1 min read

September 23, 2020

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We searched high and low (mostly high) for the best home security systems in the Mile High City. Check out national providers above, or find local Denver security providers and compare how they can protect your home.

Compare the top home security systems in Denver

Brand	MAX Security	Armor Security Systems, Inc.	Colorado Security Company	Digital Concepts	Mountain Alarm Fire & Security
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Monitoring starting at	$49/mo.	$35/mo.	$39.99/mo.	$15/mo.	$31/mo.
Equipment starting at	*Customer driven	*Customer driven	$99	$800	$500
BBB Rating	A+	A+	A+	NR	A+
Years in service	10 years	24 years	5 years	29 years	68 years
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Celeste Tholen

Celeste has dedicated her decade-long career to reporting and reviews that help people make well-informed decisions. She oversees editorial strategy and production for SafeWise, with a goal to help everyone find the information they need to make their homes and lives safer. Prior to SafeWise, she worked as an editor and reporter for KSL and Deseret News. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism. In her free time, she volunteers at the local botanical garden and writers for the community newspaper.