Service Areas: Wellington County & Waterloo Region

Centre Wellington: the township around Fergus and Elora

Centre Wellington. The Township of Centre Wellington takes in Fergus and Elora plus Salem, Belwood, Ennotville, Inverhaugh, Aboyne and the farms and country properties between them. Because it’s our home township, rural customers here often ask about covering long laneways, barns and workshops, cameras with long-range night vision, and alarm systems that report over cellular rather than a landline.

North Wellington and Perth County: Arthur, Mount Forest, Listowel and Stratford

Arthur. On Highway 6 in Wellington North, Arthur is a short drive north of Fergus. Farm properties and rural homes with detached shops and outbuildings usually need a network that reaches every building, so cameras across the property can be checked from one app. Mount Forest. Further up Highway 6, Mount Forest mixes a traditional Main Street with newer subdivisions and rural properties around town. Storefront owners usually want coverage of the front door and rear lane, while homeowners on the edge of town ask about driveway cameras and 24/7 monitored alarm systems for when they’re away. Listowel. Listowel, in North Perth, is a centre for manufacturing and agriculture. Industrial and agricultural sites often need cameras on yards, loading areas and equipment storage, and access control so staff on different shifts only reach the doors they need. Stratford. Stratford’s heritage downtown and the theatre district along the Avon River bring a busy visitor season, while the city also has a solid industrial base. Downtown shops and restaurants tend to ask for discreet cameras and glass-break sensors on older storefronts, and homeowners with short-term rentals ask about smart locks and exterior-only cameras.

East Wellington and Dufferin County: Erin, Orangeville and Shelburne

Erin. The Town of Erin, including Erin village and Hillsburgh, has country estates, hobby farms and horse properties alongside its village main streets. Property owners often ask us to cover barns, paddock gates and outbuildings, with a network linking every building back to the house. Orangeville. Orangeville is Dufferin County’s main town, with a historic Broadway downtown and plenty of newer residential areas. Downtown businesses ask about storefront cameras and alarm systems, and homeowners in the newer subdivisions often combine cameras with smart locks and lighting. Shelburne. Shelburne has grown quickly as a commuter town, so many homes are newer builds with attached garages. A video doorbell, driveway and backyard cameras and an app-armed alarm is a common setup, designed so you can check on things from work.

Halton and Peel: Georgetown, Milton, Oakville, Burlington and Mississauga

Georgetown. Georgetown, in the Town of Halton Hills, has a historic Main Street downtown, established neighbourhoods near the Credit River and newer subdivisions. Typical requests are cameras for older homes with detached garages, video intercoms for apartments above shops and 24/7 monitored alarm systems for small businesses. Milton. Milton is a fast-growing Halton town below the Niagara Escarpment, with new subdivisions and large logistics and industrial buildings near the 401. Newer homes usually start with a video doorbell and driveway and rear-yard cameras, while businesses need cameras on docks and parking areas plus access control. Oakville. Oakville ranges from large homes on wooded lots near the lake to newer north Oakville subdivisions and office and industrial areas along the QEW and 403. Larger homes often need full-perimeter camera coverage, smart home automation for lights and locks, and video intercoms at the front gate or door. Burlington. Between Hamilton and Oakville, Burlington has a downtown on the lake, established suburbs and business parks along the QEW and 407. Homeowners usually ask about doorbell, driveway and backyard cameras, while offices and light-industrial units need access control and 24/7 monitored alarm systems. Mississauga. Mississauga has office towers, busy plazas and large warehouse and logistics districts around Pearson Airport, alongside its residential neighbourhoods. Multi-unit and industrial clients typically need access control by shift, cameras on docks and parking areas, and video intercoms at shared entrances. Don’t see your town? If you’re near Guelph, Fergus, Waterloo Region or Halton, call (226) 400-2052 or email sales@jrsecurity.ca. We’re open daily 9am–9pm, and every system starts with a free on-site assessment.