Jasonics Security Corporation

Fifty-plus years of alarm panels in one corner of Massachusetts. Jasonics Security Corporation works out of 51 Ayer Rd in Harvard, designing, installing, monitoring and servicing fire alarms, burglar alarms, access control, cameras and environmental and water monitoring for homes, businesses, schools, industrial sites and town buildings around the Nashoba Valley. The company says it was established in 1972 and has been at it for over 50 years. Its Better Business Bureau file puts the start date at January 1973 and names Della Jennings as president. The company also describes itself as woman-owned and says it maintains WBE and SDO certifications — its own words, not something confirmed against a certifying registry here — and says its monitoring runs through a UL-listed central station. Its BBB page is an A+, accredited since December 2010, and it carries no customer reviews. So there is no published account from people who actually hired them to weigh, which is why no rating appears here rather than a flattering guess. Licensing is the thing to sort out before signing anything. The Massachusetts registry shows electrician licence 1184 as expired, and lists its holder of record as an individual, James W Baptist. The BBB profile carries that same number for the business with a 7/31/2028 expiration, and the company's own site lists several more — 1184C, 2215D, MA Lic 3163 C1 and SS001732 — as its own claims rather than confirmed statuses. Fire alarm and electrical work in Massachusetts is licensed work, so ask who the current licensed technician of record is and get the live numbers in writing before a panel goes in. The right call here is a long-established local shop for a monitored fire or burglar system in the Nashoba Valley, and one worth a look for a municipal, school or corporate buyer who needs a woman-owned vendor. Ask for references from recent jobs and settle the licence question first.