Step 1: you submit useful details
The form asks for address, suburb, mobile, email, property type, existing alarm, timeframe, service need and notes. For new homeowners, the best notes include move-in date, alarm brand, pets and whether it is a house, townhouse or estate unit.
Step 2: the lead is scored
The lead collector checks whether the mobile looks valid, whether the address/suburb is in a target Gauteng area, whether there is an existing alarm or monitoring need, and whether the timeframe is urgent.
Step 3: callback/referral follow-up
A suitable security consultant/provider may contact you about alarm monitoring, armed response, alarm reset, installation or related services. This is not an emergency dispatch line and not an official ADT, Monitor Net or Copwatch website.
Why address and pets matter
Provider guidance shows response depends on exact-area coverage, control-room dispatch, officer access, dogs, walls, alarm condition and false-alarm risk. That is why a real address and practical move-in details are more useful than “price please”.
Privacy and consent
Your details should only be used for callback/referral handling and outcome tracking where consent was provided. Do not use this form if you need emergency help now.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official ADT site?
No. It is an independent local callback/referral website.
Why do you need my address?
Armed response and monitoring are exact-area services. Address/suburb helps validate whether the provider can assist.
Will I get a guaranteed quote?
No. A provider/consultant must confirm coverage, equipment, current pricing and terms.
What makes a good lead?
Move-in date, property type, existing alarm status, pets, suburb, full address and service needed.
Is this for emergencies?
No. For emergencies, contact SAPS, medical emergency services or your current armed-response provider.