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West Palm Beach is the urban core of Palm Beach County, and it doesn't look like the beach towns around it. Downtown high-rises along Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal Waterway, the offices and financial firms that have made this stretch of downtown a hub sometimes called Wall Street South, the shops and restaurants along Clematis Street, and the retail and residential towers at Rosemary Square all sit within a few blocks of century-old neighborhoods like El Cid, Flamingo Park, and Old Northwood. That mix, dense commercial high-rises, waterfront condos, and historic single-family homes with original wiring, means a fire alarm or security system built for a suburban subdivision simply doesn't fit West Palm Beach.
Group One Safety & Security has served the Palm Beaches from our headquarters in Stuart since 1984. We're a family-owned company, not a national franchise, and every technician who steps onto a West Palm Beach property, whether it's a Flagler Drive office tower, a Clematis Street storefront, or a 1925 Mediterranean Revival home in El Cid, is our own employee. No subcontractors, ever. We hold Florida electronic contractor license EF20000681 and fire protection license FPC24-000188, with every system backed by 24/7 UL-listed monitoring.
West Palm Beach is Palm Beach County's urban center, denser and taller than the villages and towns that surround it. A downtown high-rise, a financial district office, and a 1920s bungalow a few blocks away each demand a different approach to fire and security design.
The condo towers and office buildings along Flagler Drive, downtown, and the Rosemary Square corridor operate under stricter fire code than a single-story building, with requirements for stairwell pressurization, voice evacuation, and fire command centers. We design and service systems that meet Florida high-rise fire code, not a generic residential template.
Clematis Street, Rosemary Square, and the financial and office corridor near the Palm Beach County Courthouse pack retail, restaurants, and professional offices into a compact footprint. Shared walls, mixed-use buildings, and heavy foot traffic all change how fire alarm zoning and access control need to be designed.
El Cid, Flamingo Park, and Old Northwood are home to Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial houses built in the 1920s, many listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Retrofitting fire and security equipment into these homes takes a team that understands original construction, not just a standard new-build install.
Properties along Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal Waterway face salt air corrosion, storm surge, and the wind-driven rain of Atlantic tropical systems. Equipment that works fine inland can fail fast on West Palm Beach's waterfront without corrosion-resistant hardware and proper surge protection.
Downtown condo towers and historic district homes both see a steady mix of full-time residents, seasonal owners, and investment units. Remote monitoring and mobile alerts matter here as much as the alarm itself, since a triggered system needs a fast, informed response whether the owner is home or in New York for the season.
From a condo tower on Flagler Drive to a historic home in Flamingo Park to an office near the courthouse, Group One designs, installs, and monitors systems built around each property's construction and location, not a one-size-fits-all package.
Custom security design for West Palm Beach homes, from Old Northwood bungalows to Intracoastal-facing properties, with sensor placement matched to each home's layout and exposure.
NFPA-compliant smoke and fire detection for West Palm Beach houses and condo units, sized correctly whether the property is a 1920s historic home or a high-rise residence.
HD camera coverage for West Palm Beach homes and condos, covering everything from a Flamingo Park front porch to a balcony overlooking the Intracoastal.
Remote control of locks, lighting, thermostats, and cameras, built for West Palm Beach's mix of full-time residents and seasonal condo owners who need to check on a property from out of town.
24/7 UL-listed monitoring for West Palm Beach residences, so an alarm during a summer storm or an empty-condo break-in attempt gets a real, fast response.
Personal emergency response systems for West Palm Beach seniors, giving residents in downtown condos and historic neighborhoods alike a direct line to help.
We take over monitoring and modernize outdated systems in older West Palm Beach homes and condo units, including properties in El Cid, Flamingo Park, and Old Northwood, without unnecessary rip-and-replace work.
Code-compliant fire alarm design for West Palm Beach's downtown offices, Clematis Street storefronts, and Rosemary Square retail and restaurant space.
Inspection, testing, and service for wet and dry sprinkler systems in downtown West Palm Beach's office towers, retail buildings, and mixed-use developments.
Round-the-clock UL-listed monitoring for West Palm Beach businesses, from small Clematis Street shops to larger office tenants along Flagler Drive and the financial corridor.
Keycard, keypad, and mobile-credential access systems for downtown West Palm Beach offices, professional buildings, and condo common areas that need to manage tenant and visitor access.
Surveillance systems for West Palm Beach's downtown retail corridors, office lobbies, and waterfront properties, built to hold up in Florida sun and salt air.
Code-required elevator emergency phone monitoring for West Palm Beach's high-rise condos and office towers, tied directly into our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring center.
Fire and life safety inspections that keep West Palm Beach property owners compliant with Palm Beach County and Florida Fire Prevention Code requirements, including high-rise-specific standards.
Preventive maintenance plans built around West Palm Beach's humidity, salt exposure, and dense commercial building stock, catching problems before they become downtime.
Residential and commercial security built for West Palm Beach's downtown towers and historic neighborhoods.
Learn More →Code-compliant fire detection for West Palm Beach's high-rises, offices, and historic homes.
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Learn More →West Palm Beach's economy runs on downtown offices, finance and professional services, retail and hospitality, and a growing base of condo and historic-home residents. We build systems around the businesses and buildings that make up that mix.
The office towers and financial firms along Flagler Drive and downtown's so-called Wall Street South corridor rely on us for access control, fire alarm systems, and monitoring built for high-rise commercial standards.
Shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues along Clematis Street and throughout Rosemary Square trust us for fire alarm systems and surveillance that respect a busy, high-foot-traffic environment.
Condo associations and property managers in West Palm Beach's downtown and waterfront towers depend on us for elevator monitoring, common-area cameras, and fire systems that meet high-rise code.
Homeowners in El Cid, Flamingo Park, and Old Northwood rely on our experience retrofitting fire and security systems into 1920s Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial homes without compromising their character.
Medical practices, law firms, and professional offices throughout downtown West Palm Beach use our access control and monitored fire alarm systems to protect patients, clients, and records.
Hotels and restaurants around downtown and the waterfront depend on code-compliant fire alarm systems and surveillance that keep guests safe and operations running.
Managers overseeing mixed-use and multi-tenant buildings across downtown West Palm Beach rely on us for consolidated fire and security oversight across an entire property.
Homes and buildings along Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal Waterway need corrosion-resistant cameras and surge-protected panels built for a saltwater environment.
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. We design and install fire alarm and security systems that meet Florida's high-rise fire code, including stairwell pressurization and fire command center integration, for condo and office towers along Flagler Drive and throughout downtown West Palm Beach.
Yes. We regularly install fire and security systems in West Palm Beach's historic homes, working around original 1920s construction while meeting current Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA requirements without compromising the property's historic character.
Group One Safety & Security is headquartered in Stuart, FL, and has served Palm Beach County and the surrounding Treasure Coast since 1984 as a family-owned, locally based company, not a national franchise dispatching from out of state.
Salt air corrodes standard cameras and panels quickly, so for properties along Flagler Drive and the Intracoastal we use corrosion-resistant enclosures and connectors along with proper surge protection for tropical storm season.
Yes. We provide code-required elevator emergency phone monitoring for West Palm Beach's high-rise condos and office buildings, tied directly into our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring center.
Group One holds Florida electronic contractor license EF20000681 and fire protection license FPC24-000188, and all monitoring is handled by our 24/7 UL-listed monitoring team.
No. Every technician who installs or services a system on a West Palm Beach property is a Group One employee, never a subcontractor, so you get consistent training and accountability on every job.
Group One Safety & Security has protected homes and businesses across Palm Beach County since 1984. Whether your property is a high-rise on Flagler Drive, a storefront on Clematis Street, or a historic home in El Cid or Old Northwood, our locally based team is ready to design a fire alarm or security system built for it. Call today for a free consultation.
Call 772.283.2320 or toll-free 800.343.8119