Certified Security & Integration

Name: Certified Security & Integration
Address: 1420 N Pines Road, Spokane Valley, WA, 99206, US
Telephone: (509) 922-9111
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LOCAL Security Professionals, Carbon Monoxide & Fire Detection Monitoring in Spokane, WA LOCAL Security Professionals, Carbon Monoxide & Fire Detection.

Certified Security & Sound has been proudly serving the Spokane area since 1971. Certified is the ONLY local alarm monitoring station in the Spokane area and are proud to protect our community. Contact our team for a FREE Security Consultation, each client recieves a custom design for their home or business. Reputable and fast service are second to none at Certified, contact us anytime - we're open 24/7. You're invited to visit our showroom, and see all your different options in HDTV's, Central Vacuum Systems, Cameras, Lighting Control and More! We're conveniently located on 1420 N. Pines Rd. in the Spokane Valley.
- Lobby Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00-4:30pm or call for an appointment -

Products & Services
• Security Systems
• Fire Detection
• Carbon Monoxide Detection
• Camera Surveillance
• Medical Panics & LifeSafety Devices
• Access Control
• Central Vacuum & Wet/Dry Vac
• Home Theaters & HDTV’s
• Speaker Systems & Audio Control
• Automation & Lighting Control
• Structured Wiring & Low Volt Wiring
• Monitor Calibration

11/01/2026

Change your clocks, change your batteries. Now is a great time to test your smoke detectors and ensure your system is functioning correctly.

Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors can help save lives. With a professionally monitored system, your devices will alert our staff - who can call for help if you’re unable. 🏡🚨 Carbon monoxide is a dangerous gas that can accumulate quickly, causing headache, weakness, fatigue and confusion.

Ask our team about adding these important life safety devices to your security system.

10/31/2026

Don’t Be Scared, Be Prepared for Halloween Electrical Safety 👻 Halloween is a time for fun and spooky celebrations and activities, but it can also be a time for some truly scary fire safety hazards. As the holiday nears, take simple precautions that can help ensure the holiday remains fun and fire safe.

Today’s Halloween decorations often have many electrical needs to keep them inflated, flashing, animated, and the like. All things considered, many front yards throughout October probably look like a spiderweb of electrical cords, introducing trip hazards that would not be well-received “tricks.” Being better prepared and safely incorporating electricity into Halloween decorations helps to make sure that no accidents take place. Source: NFPA Website

TIPS: Check for damaged or frayed cords, inspect plug 🔌 and outlet, utilize GFCI, don’t overload extension cords, only use products as rated and directed. And keep cords neat and know where the power switch and breaker box are located in case of an emergency 🚨

10/31/2026

👍🏼Fire Safety Tips for Halloween 🎃

*Use glow sticks or battery-operated candles for jack-o’-lanterns and other Halloween decorations.
*When choosing costumes, stay away from long trailing fabric.
*Provide children with flashlights to carry for lighting or glow sticks as part of their costume.
*Teach children to stay away from open flames, including jack-o’-lanterns with candles in them.
*Keep Halloween decorations away from open flames and other heat sources, such as light bulbs and heaters.
*Remember to keep exits clear of decorations so nothing blocks escape routes. Make sure all smoke alarms are working.

Source: NFPA website

🍁And remember…. Have a very Happy Halloween!🍁

10/29/2026

We’re not FALLING for any tricks, just treats only this Halloween 👻 Having layers of detection is important for your security. Adding a doorbell camera for an up-close view, but don’t skip a long-range approach camera and cross-over cameras for extra coverage.

Detecting suspicious activity and recording unwanted events is essential for property owners and the police to review, if necessary.

10/28/2026

Peace of mind is knowing your connected to home, even while you’re away. 🏡 Forgot to lock your doors? 🚪 No problem, you can lock or unlock doors with remote login. Security should complement your busy life and function easily.

10/27/2026

Don’t be scared about the bumps in the night….. catch them on camera and give them a fright! 🎃

Your surveillance system can have two-way audio, so you can hear and talk to someone on your property. Give them a warning to stay away or call ☎️ the police to respond to a trespasser.

Contact our team at 509-922-9111 for a quote on upgrading your cameras and security.

10/08/2026

FIRE 🔥 SAFETY: Have a plan, as a family create a fire escape plan for your household. Make sure everyone knows the plan, draw it out, put it on the fridge or other common place and practice. It’s important to have options for a safe exit.

USE: The graphic below to create your plan 👍🏼🏡

TIP: Check the batteries 🪫 in your fire and carbon monoxide detectors. Having functioning equipment is essential to early detection.

Having a professionally monitored security and fire system ensures that help is on the way. Our monitoring center will contact the police or fire department, if you’re unable. Evoking a fast 💨 response is vital to saving property and lives.

Upgrade your fire detection with monitored equipment that can call for help in case of an emergency 🚨

Call our office at (509)922-9111, we’re here to help and we offer free consultations for residential, commercial or government projects.

Certified Security & Integration has been in business since 1971, and we’re proud to keep our neighbors and community safe.

10/08/2026

The POWER ⚡️and DANGER of lithium-ion batteries. 🔋 Learn about how these batteries work and how to use them safely.

Ever wonder what makes batteries so powerful and sometimes dangerou...

10/05/2026

Fire 🔥 Prevention Week, Oct 4-10th, look for fire and home safety tips this week to keep your family and community safe.

Ever wonder what makes batteries so powerful and sometimes dangerous? Rechargeable batteries are in tablets, phones, scooters, and toys, but if they get too hot or damaged, they can cause a fire.

Today: Lithium-ion battery 🔋 charging tips. Check out the graphics below! ⬇️

Credit: NFPA website

Address

1420 N Pines Road
Spokane Valley, WA
99206

Telephone

(509) 922-9111

Website

http://www.certified-security.com/

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