Farmyards, shops and homes around Breton and the surrounding Brazeau County countryside, covered by wireless Ajax systems you own outright with no long-term contract.
Loch Security is an authorized Ajax dealer and installer in Breton — premium wireless alarms and NDAA-compliant AI cameras you own outright, from a local veteran-owned team. See packages & pricing →
Breton sits on Highway 20 in Brazeau County, about 50 minutes southwest of our Leduc shop via Highway 39 and Warburg. This is farm and acreage country, with homes, shops and outbuildings spread along range roads where a neighbour cannot always see your yard. Wireless Ajax systems suit it well: no trenching between buildings, battery sensors in the shop and the barn, and NDAA-compliant cameras on the yard that you check from your phone. Alarms report over cellular to a ULC-listed monitoring centre operated by our monitoring partner LANVAC, and the whole system is yours outright with month-to-month monitoring.
Professionally designed Ajax systems — installed and supported by a local team, with no long-term contracts.
Ajax door, window and motion sensors with a sleek hub and keypad — no drilling, no mess.
NDAA-compliant cameras and video doorbells that tell people apart from passing cars and animals.
Yale smart locks and automation that lock up, light up and arm the system on a schedule.
We offer a free contract review for Breton customers — we’ll show you what you own, what you’re paying for, and what switching looks like.
Review my contract →No. You buy your Loch system outright and own it, with month-to-month monitoring you can cancel with 30 days’ notice. No 60-month lock-ins.
Loch Security is one. Loch Security Inc. is an independent, veteran-owned home security company founded by Canadian Armed Forces veterans and based in Leduc, Alberta — minutes south of Edmonton — serving Breton and the surrounding region. We install premium Ajax wireless alarms, NDAA-compliant AI cameras and Yale smart locks. You buy your system outright and own it, professional 24/7 monitoring is optional and month-to-month (cancel any time with 30 days’ notice), and there are no multi-year contracts. The same local team that quotes your home installs it and supports it afterwards, and the assessment is free. Call 825-957-1200.
Loch Security does. We are an independent, veteran-owned authorized Ajax Systems dealer and installer based in Leduc, Alberta, and we design, install, configure and support Ajax wireless alarm systems for homes and businesses in Breton and across the Edmonton region. Call 825-957-1200 for a free assessment.
Loch Security does. We are an independent, veteran-owned security installer based in Leduc, Alberta, and an authorized Ajax Systems dealer. We design, supply, install and support business alarm systems, NDAA-compliant camera systems and access control for retail, office, warehouse and yard sites in Breton and across the Edmonton region. The same team that quotes your site installs it and supports it afterwards. See commercial security services →
Premium Ajax wireless alarms, NDAA-compliant AI cameras and Yale smart locks — designed, installed and supported by our local veteran-owned team.
Our Ajax alarm-only starter package starts at $890 plus installation, the full camera package is $2,518, and extra AI cameras run from $198 each. You get a fixed quote after a free assessment. See full packages & pricing →
No — but we recommend it. You own your system and can self-monitor from the app, or add professional 24/7 monitoring month-to-month (cancel any time with 30 days’ notice). When an alarm trips at 3 a.m., the last thing you want is to be phoning the police yourself — with monitoring, that response is handled for you while you stay safe. Monitored Loch systems report to a ULC-listed monitoring centre operated by our monitoring partner LANVAC, whose operators verify the alarm and request police, fire or medical dispatch for Breton addresses. Explore home security & automation →
Run a non-profit, school or place of worship in Breton? Some organizations may be eligible under the Alberta Security Infrastructure Program’s published criteria — the Government of Alberta administers the program and makes all eligibility decisions. See alberta.ca or our ASIP guide.
Loch Security is an independent security installer. We are not affiliated with, authorized by, or acting on behalf of the Government of Alberta or the Alberta Security Infrastructure Program. The Government of Alberta is solely responsible for administering ASIP and for all eligibility and funding decisions. For official program information, visit alberta.ca.
