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Fort Pierce is a working city on the water. The century-old storefronts along Main Street and Avenue A sit blocks from the Fort Pierce City Marina and the fish houses on Seaway Drive, while Hutchinson Island's condos and homes face the Atlantic across the inlet. Few cities on the Treasure Coast pack this much history, this much waterfront, and this much variety into one ZIP code.
Group One Safety & Security has designed, installed, and monitored fire and security systems across the Treasure Coast since 1984. In Fort Pierce, that means retrofitting historic downtown buildings without tearing open original plaster, protecting marine businesses that keep engines and gear on open docks, and building systems that survive salt air, hurricanes, and everything in between. One local company, every system, no subcontractors.
Fort Pierce isn't a cookie-cutter suburb. Before we design a system here, we account for the age of the building, its distance from saltwater, and how the property is actually used.
Many storefronts along Main Street and Avenue A date to the early 1900s, when Fort Pierce grew up around citrus, cattle, and commercial fishing. Original masonry, plaster, and knob-and-tube wiring make a standard fire alarm retrofit the wrong approach. We route around what's already there instead of tearing walls open.
Seaway Drive and the Fort Pierce City Marina still run on commercial fishing, boat repair, and charter operations, with engines, electronics, and gear stored on open docks overnight. Standard residential cameras aren't built for that environment. We design coverage for slips, yards, and storage buildings, not just a front door.
Fort Pierce sits directly on the Indian River Lagoon at one of the best all-weather inlets in Florida, and the salt air that comes with it corrodes unprotected wiring, connectors, and camera housings years before they should fail. We spec marine-grade, weather-rated equipment for waterfront and near-inlet properties.
As an inlet city on the open Atlantic, Fort Pierce takes hurricanes head-on, with storm surge risk on Hutchinson Island and widespread power and phone outages inland. A system on standard power and a landline goes dark exactly when it's needed most, so we build in battery backup and cellular communication as standard.
The restored Sunrise Theatre, monthly Friday Fest street festivals, and the shops and restaurants along Second Street bring heavy foot traffic downtown, especially at night. That's good for business and it raises after-hours theft risk for the same storefronts. We design retail alarm and camera systems around real foot-traffic patterns, not generic templates.
We cover the full range of fire and security needs, residential and commercial, across historic downtown, the waterfront, and Hutchinson Island.
Professionally installed burglar alarms with door, window, and glass-break sensors, sized for everything from a historic Edgewood or Ideal Park bungalow to a Hutchinson Island condo.
Monitored smoke and carbon monoxide detection that signals our UL-listed monitoring center immediately, including retrofit approaches suited to older, historic-district homes.
Weather-rated HD and 4K cameras for driveways, entries, and waterfront yards, built to hold up against salt air and Florida sun.
Control alarms, locks, and cameras from one app, powered by Alarm.com, useful for the seasonal residents who split time between Fort Pierce and homes up north.
24/7 UL-listed monitoring with real-time dispatch to St. Lucie County first responders, a trained dispatcher rather than a notification you might miss.
Wearable emergency buttons monitored around the clock, popular with Fort Pierce's retiree and long-time resident population.
Bought a home in a historic Fort Pierce neighborhood with an aging or existing system? We evaluate it, upgrade what's usable, or replace it outright.
NFPA-compliant fire alarm design and installation for downtown storefronts, marina buildings, medical offices, and multi-tenant properties, including retrofits for historic construction.
Installation, flow testing, and backflow prevention certification to keep sprinkler systems code-compliant, including older buildings brought up to current standards.
24/7 UL-certified intrusion and fire alarm monitoring with immediate dispatch, built to keep reporting through storm-related power and phone outages.
Key card, fob, and PIN entry for offices, marine businesses, and multi-tenant downtown buildings, with instant access changes and a full activity log.
Scalable, weather-rated HD and 4K camera systems for storefronts, marina docks, boatyards, and warehouse yards, with remote viewing from any device.
Code-required emergency communication monitoring for buildings with elevators, connected to a live monitoring center around the clock.
Routine NFPA 72 testing and inspection reporting that satisfies St. Lucie County's Authority Having Jurisdiction and your insurance carrier.
Preventive maintenance that accounts for salt-air corrosion and coastal wear, catching problems before they become code violations or system failures.
Home and business security systems built for Fort Pierce's historic downtown, working waterfront, and Hutchinson Island properties, with 24/7 UL-listed monitoring.
Learn More →Residential fire and smoke detection plus NFPA-compliant commercial fire alarm installation, inspection, and monitoring, including historic-building retrofits.
Learn More →Weather-rated HD and 4K cameras for homes, marina and dockside businesses, and downtown storefronts, viewable remotely from any device.
Learn More →Every system is designed around the specific building, the water, and the way the property is actually used.
Single-family homes in Edgewood, Ideal Park, and other established Fort Pierce neighborhoods, plus newer construction further inland.
Marine repair shops, charter operations, and fish houses along Seaway Drive and the marina, with dock, engine, and gear coverage built for saltwater exposure.
Retail shops, galleries, and restaurants along Second Street and Avenue A, sized for foot-traffic patterns around the Sunrise Theatre and Friday Fest.
Oceanfront condos and vacation properties needing storm-hardened systems and remote access for owners who aren't always on-site.
Access control, fire compliance, and reliable alarm monitoring built around patient safety requirements.
Mixed-use and multi-tenant downtown buildings needing fire and security retrofits that respect original construction and satisfy current code.
Perimeter detection, access control, and scalable cameras for the industrial corridor near Kings Highway and I-95.
Law firms, financial advisors, and real estate offices needing controlled access and dependable fire compliance.
Here's what to expect from your first call to your first day of monitored protection.
A member of our team talks through your property and what you're looking to protect. No pressure, no scripts.
We visit your property, identify every entry point and risk area, and note any reusable equipment.
A design tailored to your property and budget, built for Florida storm conditions and how you actually use the space.
Our licensed, local technicians install cleanly and efficiently. We never subcontract our work.
We test every component and walk you through your system with confidence before we leave.
Your system connects to our 24/7 UL-listed center, with maintenance and service calls whenever you need us.
Founded in 1984, working across the Treasure Coast ever since — we know local codes and AHJ requirements.
Headquartered in Stuart. Your call reaches our team, not an out-of-state call center.
Alarms, cameras, access control, monitoring, and maintenance under one roof — one point of contact.
Our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring meets the highest industry standards. Trained dispatchers, not a voicemail.
Earned and maintained through honesty, transparency, and follow-through with every client.
Lic. EF 20000681 (Electronic Systems) and FPC24-000188 (Fire Protection).
Every technician is a Group One employee — trained on our systems, accountable to you.
Some clients have been with us for 20, 30, even 38 years. That loyalty doesn't happen by accident.
“As a customer, they are an excellent company to speak with and very accommodating to customers' needs, been with them for 38 years.”
“What a great company! We have had a wonderful experience with this company for many years. Ron Burns is so professional and truly made this one of the easiest and best decisions that we have ever made. We feel comfortable knowing that our home is secure and we are safe at all times.”
“I was in a pinch and having trouble getting a response from other fire alarm companies for work at my office but Hilary and the gang at Group One was very friendly, responsive, quick, professional, etc. Great experience.”
“I have used Group One in two of my homes over the past 18 years. I have always had great service and a fast response with any issues.”
“I would highly recommend Group One Safety and Security. They were very professional, courteous and very knowledgeable. They did a great job setting up my security system!”
Yes. Many downtown storefronts date to the early 1900s with original masonry, plaster, and outdated wiring. We plan routing and equipment placement around that construction rather than tearing walls open, so the retrofit respects the building while still meeting current code.
Yes. We design camera and access control systems for docks, boatyards, and storage buildings where engines, electronics, and gear are exposed overnight, using equipment built to handle a working waterfront, not a standard residential setup.
We spec marine-grade, weather-rated cameras, panels, and connectors for waterfront and near-inlet properties. Standard consumer-grade equipment corrodes fast this close to saltwater, so we build around that from the start.
As a direct-Atlantic inlet city, Fort Pierce sees real storm exposure, including surge risk on Hutchinson Island. Every system we install includes battery backup and cellular communication, so monitoring continues even if power and phone lines go down.
Florida fire code (NFPA 72) generally requires annual inspection for most commercial systems, with more frequent testing for higher-occupancy or healthcare buildings. We handle scheduling, testing, and documentation that satisfies St. Lucie County's Authority Having Jurisdiction.
Yes. We design retail alarm and camera coverage around real event traffic and after-hours risk, not a one-size-fits-all storefront package, which matters for businesses along Second Street and Avenue A.
In most cases, yes. We evaluate the existing equipment, wiring condition, and code status, then take over monitoring, upgrade specific components, or replace the system, which comes up often with Fort Pierce's older building stock.
From historic downtown storefronts to the working waterfront and Hutchinson Island, Group One Safety & Security has protected Fort Pierce properties since 1984. Request a free, no-pressure quote and a local team member will schedule your site assessment.
Call 772.283.2320 or toll-free 800.343.8119