What security services does GME Fire & Security provide?

GME Fire & Security provides CCTV systems, intruder alarms, access control, fire alarm systems, monitoring services, and integrated security solutions for residential and commercial properties.

Do you install CCTV systems for businesses and homes?

Yes. We install high-quality CCTV systems tailored to the security requirements of both residential and commercial properties.

Do you provide fire alarm installation and maintenance?

Yes. We install, inspect, test, and maintain fire alarm systems to help ensure compliance with safety standards and reliable fire protection.

Can I upgrade my existing security system?

Yes. We can assess your current security system and recommend upgrades such as smart monitoring, advanced CCTV cameras, or improved access control solutions.

Which areas do you serve?

GME Fire & Security serves customers across Ireland, providing professional installation, maintenance, and support for fire and electronic security systems.

How can I request a security consultation?

You can contact GME Fire & Security through the website, by phone, or by email to arrange a consultation and receive a tailored security solution.

Do Your Security Systems Actually Work the Way You Think They Do?

Most businesses have never had an independent audit of their security and fire safety systems. So they assume the camera covers the till. They assume the alarm grade satisfies the insurer. They assume the emergency lighting was tested last year. Assumptions like these get expensive.

PSA Licensed

ISO 9001 Certified

EN 50131 / IS 3218 / IS 3217 Compliant

Business All-Star 2026

CCTV, access control, alarm, fire & lighting audited

Independent — not a sales exercise

Written report with compliance status

Covers systems we didn't install

Dublin & Leinster

What You Don't Know About Your Systems Is the Risk

Common findings in Irish commercial premises audits

CCTV blind spot at the main entrance or till — never noticed until an incident · Intruder alarm at Grade 1 when the insurer requires Grade 2 — claim rejected · Fire alarm last serviced 18 months ago — quarterly requirement missed · Emergency lighting battery test never carried out — fails IS 3217

A Complete, Independent Assessment

CCTV — Coverage, Quality & Compliance

Blind spot mapping. Image quality at key locations. NVR capacity and retention. GDPR compliance. Evidential standard assessment.

Access Control — Coverage, Credentials & Audit Trail

Entry point coverage. Credential risk review. User permissions — former employees still active? Integration with CCTV assessment.

Intruder Alarm — Grade, Coverage & Certification

Grade assessment against insurer requirement. Detector zone and position review. Last service date. Documentation check.

Fire Detection — Category, Coverage & IS 3218 Compliance

System category vs. occupancy type. Detector spacing review. Panel fault log. Last quarterly service date. Commissioning certificate check.

Emergency Lighting — Coverage, Duration & IS 3217 Compliance

Escape route coverage. Battery status. Last monthly test and annual full-duration test records.

Extinguishers — Type, Location & IS 291 Compliance

Type and quantity vs. fire class risk. Last annual inspection date. Physical condition assessment.

Not sure if your systems are compliant?

We’ll audit everything and give you a written report. No obligation to proceed with us for any remedial work.

A Written Report That Tells You the Truth

Compliance status for every system against the relevant Irish standard
Gap analysis — every area of non-compliance identified and explained
Prioritised recommendations — critical, recommended, and advisory
Remediation options — not necessarily a full replacement
Documentary evidence for your insurer or fire authority if required

Insurance claims have been rejected because systems weren’t compliant. An audit costs a fraction of a rejected claim. Book yours today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you audit systems you didn't install?

Yes. Our audits are completely independent. We assess what’s there against current standards — without any obligation to buy anything from us.

How long does an audit take?

Typically two to four hours on site depending on system complexity. Written report within five business days.

Can the report be used for insurance purposes?

Yes. The written report provides documented due diligence evidence for your insurer.

What happens after the audit?

You get the report. You decide what to do with it. There’s no obligation to use us for any remedial work.

How much does an audit cost?

Contact us for a quote based on your premises size and the systems to be audited. Most commercial premises audits are completed at a fixed fee agreed in advance.