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Sacramento Valley Alarm Security System, Inc. (SVA) is located at 5933 Folsom Blvd in East Sacramento. It is here you’ll find a family owned and operated business that prides itself on providing its customers with the security that is right for them. With SVA using state-of-the-art technology and specialized systems, your monitoring service can be customized to fit your commercial and/or residential needs. Whether it be a commercial fire alarm and/or burglar alarm, or a residential burglar alarm that is monitored via hardwired phone lines, or uses one of our Radios for monitoring purposes, SVA is the answer for your security needs.

Our locally staffed monitoring station will protect your commercial and/or residential property using a variety of electronic surveillance with built in redundancies and backup systems for power, computer and phone lines.

SVA is UL (Underwriters Laboratories) Certified. All UL listed alarm companies have been inspected by UL to ensure they meet UL’s standards for safety including type of equipment, proper installation techniques, and proper response time. They also ensure the company conforms to the National Fire Alarm Code (NFPA 72). SVA is also annually audited by a third party for compliance to national NFPA Codes. All employees of SVA are bonded and licensed per the requirements of the State of California.

Our Main Office is open Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm.   

We encourage you to contact us at (916) 452-1481, should you need …

• Alarm Panel Assistance

• Questions Regarding Usage of Your System

• Bill Payment and/or Questions Regarding Your Bill

• System Upgrades

• Scheduling Service

• To Schedule a Fire Check/Inspection

• To Speak With A Technician

Our 24 Hour Monitoring Station (aka. Central Station) can be reached directly by dialing (916) 452-4651.  It is at this number where you will want to do the following…

• Cancel False Alarms

(please have your cancel code/password ready for the operator)

• Return a Call Regarding an Activated Alarm

• Put Your System Into “TEST MODE”

(to test your system without being dispatched on)

• Check on Signals