Answer a few quick questions and get a real security spec for your building — what you need and where, tailored recommendations, an aerial view of your property, and a printable plan you can act on. About 3 minutes.
We walk your property, listen to your concerns, and confirm this plan on-site.Day 1 · ~1 hour
You get an itemized proposal — every camera, door, and part spelled out.Within a few days
Our own W-2 technicians install, wire, and configure everything — no subcontractors.Most smaller jobs: about a week · Larger systems: 1–2 weeks
We train your team, document the system, and stay on call for the life of it.At handoff & ongoing
Many commercial insurers offer premium credits for professionally installed, monitored security — commonly cited in the 5–20% range depending on carrier and coverage. Ask your agent what your policy qualifies for; we provide the monitoring certificate and system documentation they’ll want to see.
We’ll review your plan and reach out to schedule your free on-site walkthrough — usually the same business day. No spam, no pressure.
We'll walk your building, sanity-check this plan, and give you an itemized quote your office can act on. No pressure, no subcontractors — just our own licensed Michigan technicians.
This is a real planning tool, not a quote form. In about three minutes it turns your answers into a security spec you can act on — with us or with any licensed integrator.
Business type, size, what you’re looking for, and what’s already working today — rough answers are fine.
Your Security Readiness Score shows where you stand out of 100 — and exactly which gaps matter most for a building like yours.
Camera areas, doors to control, recorder storage, retention, and internet speed — the planning numbers most quotes never explain.
Print it, share it, email yourself a copy, or send it to us for a free on-site walkthrough. No email required to use the tool.
Yes — completely free, with no email address required to build, print, or share your plan. It’s built by Michigan Security Systems as a genuinely useful planning resource for Michigan business owners.
It’s a strong starting point built from your answers and commercial planning rules of thumb — camera counts by building size, storage per camera, typical retention by industry. Exact placement and counts always get confirmed with a free on-site walkthrough, because every building has quirks a questionnaire can’t see.
Six categories — camera coverage, video retention, monitored response, entry control, exterior lighting, and maintenance — weighted for your building type and what your plan actually calls for. A building that needs access control is graded harder on entry control than one that doesn’t.
No. You can build, print, and keep your plan without ever contacting us. The “send my plan” step is optional — it’s there for owners who want us to confirm the plan on-site with a free walkthrough.
Yes — the plan and printable checklist work with any licensed integrator. They’re designed to make your walkthrough sharper and your quotes easier to compare, whoever you hire. We’re confident enough in our work to hand you the homework.
Your answers stay in your browser. Nothing is stored on our servers unless you choose to send your plan to us — and the shareable link keeps your plan in the link itself, not in a database.
Most smaller jobs install within 5–7 business days of scheduling — about a week. Larger, multi-system projects typically run one to two weeks, depending on scope and our current workload. You’ll get a firm schedule with your itemized quote, and our own W-2 technicians do every install.
Michigan Security Systems is headquartered in Mount Clemens with branch offices in Wixom and Milford, serving businesses across Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana — including Metro Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Flint, and Grand Rapids.
A licensed technician reviews it and reaches out — usually the same business day — to schedule a free on-site walkthrough. We confirm the plan against your actual building and give you an itemized quote. No pressure, no subcontractors.
A quick translation guide so no proposal ever reads like alphabet soup: