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Palm Bay has grown into the largest city in Brevard County, more than 150,000 residents spread across a sprawling grid of streets first platted by the General Development Corporation back in the late 1950s under the name Port Malabar. That history shows up in the city today: decades-old homes with original wiring sitting a few miles from brand-new construction pushing south through Bayside Lakes, all connected by the long stretch of Palm Bay Road, Malabar Road, and Babcock Street. Add in the 130 acres of hammock and wetland at Turkey Creek Sanctuary, a canal network prone to backing up in heavy rain, and a hurricane risk that FEMA rates as very high for Brevard County, and it's clear a fire and security system built for a compact suburb somewhere else isn't going to fit Palm Bay.
Group One Safety & Security has protected homes and businesses across the Space Coast since 1984. We're a family-owned company with no subcontractors, our own licensed technicians (EF20000681, FPC24-000188), and a UL-listed monitoring center that answers 24/7, 365 days a year, no matter how far your Palm Bay address is from the county line.
Palm Bay isn't one neighborhood repeated over and over. It's a fast-growing, spread-out city with decades-old homes, new subdivisions, canals, and a nature preserve all inside the same city limits, and each of those conditions changes what a system needs to do.
Palm Bay has grown more than 27 percent since 2020 to become Brevard County's largest city, and new construction throughout Bayside Lakes and the southern growth corridor needs a fire and security system designed in from the start, not bolted on after the fact.
Palm Bay's original grid was platted by the General Development Corporation in the late 1950s and early 1960s, and many of those decades-old homes still carry original wiring that wasn't built for modern fire and security equipment. We know how to retrofit older Palm Bay houses without cutting corners.
FEMA rates Brevard County's hurricane risk as very high, and storms like Hurricane Ian have already caused real damage in the area. Battery backup and cellular communicators keep your fire and security system online when the power and phone lines go down.
Palm Bay covers a large, low-density footprint, one of the reasons it's grown into Brevard's largest city by population. Verified alarm monitoring and accurate, documented alerts matter more here, so first responders arrive at the right address across a wide service area.
Homes and businesses near Turkey Creek Sanctuary and Palm Bay's canal network face localized flooding risk during heavy summer rain and tropical systems. We route panels and control equipment to minimize water exposure wherever a property allows it.
Every Group One system in Palm Bay is designed around the property in front of us, whether that's an original Port Malabar-era home, a new build in Bayside Lakes, or a business along the Palm Bay Road corridor.
Perimeter and interior protection sized to your property, whether it's a decades-old Palm Bay home or new construction, with mobile app control from anywhere.
Early-warning smoke and heat detection installed correctly in both older Palm Bay wiring and newer builds, so a fire is caught before it spreads.
HD coverage of driveways, yards, and entry points across Palm Bay's spread-out lots, with clear footage day and night.
Integrated locks, lighting, and thermostats so you can manage your Palm Bay property remotely, useful when a commute or errand takes you clear across the city.
24/7 UL-listed monitoring that verifies alarms and dispatches Palm Bay police and fire, wherever in the city your property sits.
Personal emergency response for Palm Bay's growing senior population, connecting a resident to help at the push of a button.
We take over existing security or fire systems left behind by a previous owner or provider, common in Palm Bay's older Port Malabar-era neighborhoods.
Code-compliant fire alarm design and installation for businesses along Palm Bay Road, Malabar Road, and the Babcock Street corridor.
Inspection, testing, and repair of wet and dry sprinkler systems to keep Palm Bay commercial buildings compliant and insurable.
UL-listed 24/7 monitoring for Palm Bay businesses, from retail near Bayside Lakes Town Center to offices along US-1.
Card, fob, and app-based entry management for offices, medical buildings, and commercial properties throughout Palm Bay.
Networked video systems for retail, medical, and office properties, built for remote viewing and evidence-quality footage.
Code-required emergency phone monitoring for elevators in Palm Bay's commercial and multi-story buildings, tied into our 24/7 monitoring center.
Scheduled fire and life-safety inspections that keep Palm Bay properties current with Brevard County and Florida Fire Prevention Code.
Ongoing service and testing for existing fire and security systems, performed by our own licensed technicians, never a subcontractor.
Security built for Palm Bay's older neighborhoods and newest subdivisions alike.
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Learn More →Palm Bay's growth has brought a wide mix of property types inside city limits. We build systems around the specific business or neighborhood you're in, not a one-size-fits-all template.
Builders and homeowners in Palm Bay's fastest-growing southern corridor get security and fire systems designed in from the start, not added on after move-in.
Decades-old houses from the General Development Corporation era need retrofitted wiring-safe systems that respect the home's original construction.
Storefronts and offices along Palm Bay Road, Malabar Road, and Babcock Street rely on us for commercial fire alarm, monitoring, and video surveillance.
Practices and offices near Palm Bay's hospital and medical corridor depend on access control and monitored fire systems to protect patients, staff, and records.
Schools and campus buildings throughout Palm Bay require code-compliant fire alarm systems with reliable, documented monitoring.
Community associations across Palm Bay's many platted subdivisions rely on us for consolidated system oversight and consistent service across multiple properties.
Businesses along Babcock Street and the US-1 corridor use our fire alarm and camera systems to protect equipment, inventory, and staff.
Properties near Palm Bay's canals and the Turkey Creek Sanctuary hammock get systems and equipment placement accounting for local flood risk.
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 regularly work in decades-old homes built during Palm Bay's original General Development Corporation-era construction as well as new builds throughout Bayside Lakes and other growing sections of the city.
No. Palm Bay's large footprint is exactly why we rely on verified, UL-listed monitoring and accurate address documentation, so first responders get where they need to go no matter which part of the city your property is in.
We install battery backup and cellular communicators so your fire and security system keeps operating through power outages and phone line disruptions common during Brevard County's hurricane season.
In most cases, yes. We evaluate the existing wiring in older Port Malabar-era homes and design a system around it wherever safely possible, rather than defaulting to a full rewire.
Yes. Group One holds Florida licenses EF20000681 and FPC24-000188, and every technician who works on a Palm Bay property is our own employee, never a subcontractor.
Yes. We provide commercial fire alarm, sprinkler service, monitoring, and code compliance inspections for retail and office properties throughout Palm Bay's commercial corridors.
Yes. For properties near Turkey Creek and Palm Bay's canal network, we position panels and control equipment to reduce water exposure risk during heavy rain and tropical storms.
Whether you own a decades-old home on Palm Bay's original grid, a new build in Bayside Lakes, or a business along Palm Bay Road, Group One Safety & Security can design a fire and security system built for your property. Call today for a free consultation.
Call 772.283.2320 or toll-free 800.343.8119