CCTV and Alarm Installation in Moy, County Tyrone
CCTV, alarms, access control and fire systems for Moy, from the bars and shops around the square to the farms and yards spread out along the Blackwater.
What the Moy crime report is useful for
Moy is a village, so the recorded numbers are small and they bounce about from month to month. Read them as a shape, not a score. Around the square, premises sit close together and people see each other coming, which changes what is realistic for anyone looking for an easy opportunity. A mile out, none of that applies.
On the holdings outside the village the machinery is usually in an outbuilding well away from the dwelling, and nobody is overlooking it at night. That is the gap worth closing, with detection on the sheds themselves and a camera watching the lane rather than the front door. For a bar or a restaurant on the square, the attention goes somewhere else again: the cellar, the store, the back yard and the hours after closing, when the building is full of stock and empty of people.
The full Moy crime report has the monthly trend, a map of recorded locations and comparisons with nearby towns.
Moy crime at a glance
Within 1 mile of the town centre. Includes anti-social behaviour.
August 2026 is the latest official dataset published.
August 2026Recorded incidents in Moy
14 in the same month last year
August 2025
Most recorded categories
Bars show each share of the monthly total.
- Anti-Social Behaviour8
- Violence & Sexual Offences5
- Criminal Damage & Arson2
- Drugs1
- All other categories1
Check the latest official crime statistics for your home address or business location.
Check a specific postcodeMoy: the square, the bars and the farms
Moy was laid out around a wide formal square in the seventeen sixties, modelled on one its landlord had admired in Lombardy, and that square still sets the character of the village. The houses lining it are mostly eighteenth century, and several premises on and around it run as bars, restaurants and guest accommodation. Hospitality has its own list: late trade, a cellar and store worth covering, staff coming and going, and a public front where equipment should not be an eyesore.
Step over Charlemont Bridge or out any of the roads from the square and it is farmland. Those holdings are the harder problem: sheds set apart from the house, machinery and fuel stored in them, and a lane that no one else uses. We give the outbuildings their own detection area so the yard can be protected while the house is occupied, and put a camera where it sees the whole approach instead of a corner of it.
What we install in Moy
CCTV installation
Cameras for yards, lanes, shop and bar frontages, car parks and farm buildings, with the picture on your phone. In Moy we keep equipment on the square discreet and sized to the building, and out in the country we go the other way: longer range, infrared, and 4G where the shed is nowhere near a router.
More on CCTV installation.
Intruder alarms
Intruder alarms for homes, bars, shops and farm buildings. A bar usually wants the cellar, the stores and the back rooms detected separately from the public areas, so a function running late does not mean leaving everything unset. On farms the outbuildings get their own zone, with detection that ignores cattle and poultry.
More on intruder alarm installation.
Access control and door entry
Keypads, fobs and app-controlled locks for staff doors, cellars, stores, yard gates and holiday accommodation. Where rooms are let out, a code can be issued for a stay and expire on its own, which saves meeting people to hand over keys. On a farm, a gate that opens on a fob keeps the yard closed without anyone getting out of the tractor.
More on access control.
Fire alarms and emergency lighting
Fire alarm systems and emergency lighting for Moy bars, restaurants, shops, guest accommodation and let housing. Premises where people sleep or drink need detection and escape lighting planned around the layout, including stairs, cellars and the route through a kitchen, with testing arranged so you can show it has been done.
More on fire alarm installation and emergency lighting.
Monitoring and maintenance
CCTV can be monitored through 24-hour NI CCTV Monitoring from Advanced Overwatch, and intruder and fire alarm monitoring is provided through our monitoring partner’s NSI Gold certified Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC).
We service what we fit on a planned basis, and will take responsibility for a system installed by somebody else once we have inspected it. For a bar or a guesthouse we arrange visits outside trading hours where we can, and many faults are spotted on a remote check before they turn into a problem.
More on security system monitoring and maintenance and servicing.
Certified, audited and independent
No head-office script and no franchise: one independently certified team working out of Coleraine.
- Est. 2017
- ISO 9001
- ISO 14001
- ISO 27001
- ISO 45001
Advanced Overwatch is SSAIB certificated (NIRE127) specifically for Intruder Alarm Systems, Visual Surveillance Systems (VSS) and Access Control Systems.
CCTV and alarms in Moy, your questions answered
Can you fit cameras on an old building around the Moy square?
Yes, with the fixings and cable runs agreed first. On a frontage facing the square we use small housings, pick positions that do not sit in the middle of the elevation, and bring cable through existing routes or go wireless inside. If a building is listed, we will tell you where consent is likely to be needed before we start.
What matters most for a bar or restaurant in Moy?
The parts customers never see. Cellar and stock areas, the back door and yard, the till point and the route staff use at closing. Public-area cameras are useful for incidents, but losses and break-ins happen where there is no audience. Add door control on the staff entrance and you also know who was in the building and when.
Can you alarm outbuildings away from the farmhouse?
Yes, and on most holdings around here that is the part worth doing first. Sheds that hold machinery, tools and diesel get their own detection area, linked back to the house or straight to your phone. A wireless link covers buildings too far for cable, and the yard can be set on its own when the house is in use.
Do you work on both sides of the Blackwater at Moy?
Yes. The river is a county boundary, not a boundary for us. Moy sits in Tyrone and Charlemont is across the bridge in Armagh, and we treat the two as one place. Whether your property is in Tyrone, Armagh or anywhere else in Northern Ireland, it is the same team, the same survey and the same written quote.
What areas near Moy do you cover?
Moy itself, Charlemont across the bridge, and the surrounding country towards Benburb, Blackwatertown, Eglish and Dungannon, along with Armagh and Portadown. Properties down the townland roads are no different to us from premises on the square, and we work the whole of Northern Ireland from Coleraine.
Our services in Moy
From CCTV and alarms to fire detection and access control, this is what we offer in Moy.
Security systems
Fire and life safety
Specialist services
We also cover the area around Moy
Dungannon, Armagh, Benburb, Blackwatertown and Charlemont are all close to Moy, so a yard, a house and a business premises can be surveyed on one trip out.
Get your Moy property properly covered
Book a free survey for your home, farm or business in Moy. You get an honest look at what needs doing and a clear written quote, with no obligation after it.
Thousands of premises secured since 2017