Alert 360 Acquires Caliber Security

Tulsa, Oklahoma – Alert 360 has announced its acquisition of security alarm accounts in Southern California from Caliber Security. Alert 360 reports that it is now serving more than 20,000 accounts in the Southern California area, with branch operations in Los Angeles, Chatsworth, Corona, and San Diego; in California, the company also has branch locations in Anaheim, Fresno, and Sacramento.

“We are excited to welcome our new customers from Caliber Security,” says Richard Ginsburg, CEO of Alert 360 and ACS Security. “Expanding our operations is part of our ongoing commitment to providing exceptional security alarm services in communities across California and beyond. Our team is well positioned for continued, strategic growth in all of our service areas. At the same time, we continue to develop advanced security products and services to meet the needs of consumers and help combat crime.”

Jason Grelle, Alert 360’s senior vice president of acquisitions, lead the acquisition process. David Corio, regional vice president, is leading continued expansion in Southern California.

“We worked closely with the Caliber Security team through the acquisition and integration and are thrilled to welcome Caliber’s founder and owner, Jason Graham, to our team,” says Anastasia Bottos, Alert 360 president & COO. “The transition process has been seamless for customers, with no interruption in service, and they will start benefiting from our extensive service team already in place in Southern California.”

ACS Security, Alert 360’s Los Angeles-area subsidiary, has been providing security alarm services to homes and businesses in Southern California for more than 40 years. As part of this acquisition, Alert 360 now provides security services, security system upgrades, and technical support to former Caliber Security customers, including alarm monitoring from Alert 360’s company-owned monitoring centers.

This acquisition follows Alert 360’s additional expansion in other regions during the past year. In early 2022, Alert 360 combined with the My Alarm Center family of companies which included My Alarm Center, Hawk Security, Alarm Monitoring Service of Atlanta (AMSA), and ACS Security of Los Angeles. It also included a bulk acquisition entity that combined with Alert 360’s Authorized Alarm Dealer Program.

 

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