
Enterprise Security Company for Homes and Businesses
Security for Enterprise, NV homes in Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands, new builds, and southwest valley businesses. Cameras, alarms, access control.
- 4.9 stars from 1,166 Google reviews
- Local and independently owned since 2003
- 24/7 security and fire monitoring
Sting Alarm installs and monitors home security, video doorbells, cameras, smart locks, and business security in Enterprise, Nevada, the southwest Las Vegas valley town that includes Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands. Enterprise is the largest of Clark County.s unincorporated towns by population, and whether you are moving into a new build or protecting an established home or business, we design the system around your property. We are locally and independently owned, founded in Las Vegas in 2003. Call (702) 737-8464 or request a free quote below.

About Enterprise
Clark County describes Enterprise as an unincorporated town of 42,950 acres, about 67 square miles, in the southwest part of the valley. The county's 2025 estimate puts its population at 261,749, more than any other unincorporated town in the county. Enterprise includes master-planned communities such as Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands, and residents are represented through the Enterprise Town Advisory Board.
Police and alarm response in Enterprise
Enterprise is policed by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, responsible for police services in unincorporated Clark County. LVMPD's Enterprise Area Command, opened in 2008, stretches from Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area east to Pecos Road on both sides of I-15, and from Warm Springs Road south to Sloan Mountain. It includes Mountain's Edge and even the remote community of Jean.
That is a large area. For burglar alarms, LVMPD's FAQ says the monitoring company dispatches a guard, and the department broadcasts the alarm but does not dispatch a unit, although an available officer may respond by choice. Cameras and video verification let our monitoring center see what is happening, and we can discuss patrol response with you.
New homes in Enterprise
If you have just moved into a new Enterprise home, a few things are worth knowing:
- Builder pre-wire. If your home came with alarm wiring or a few builder sensors, we check what is there and use what is in good condition.
- HOA rules. Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands, and other master-planned neighborhoods may have rules about exterior equipment. Bring them to the site visit and we will place cameras and doorbells to fit.
- The right panel. Our standard Qolsys IQ Panel 5 is dual-path with a built-in cellular communicator, and we install a backup battery in every panel so it stays online when summer storms knock out power.
- Smart home extras. Smart locks, water leak detection with automatic water shutoff, and home security monitoring from our UL-listed monitoring center, all in one app.
Monitored systems are on a 3 year agreement, explained before you sign. See our home security systems for more.
Business and construction security in Enterprise
Retail centers, offices, warehouses, and medical buildings need business security systems, video surveillance, and access control from day one. While a project is still under construction, remote guarding puts live professionals on your cameras after hours; remote guarding typically costs 60 to 80% less than a full-time on-site security guard. When the building opens, our licensed fire team can provide fire alarm monitoring and inspection and maintenance.
Nearby: Spring Valley, Paradise, and Henderson. See all areas served from our Las Vegas office.
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4.9 stars from 1,166 Google reviews★★★★★ Isaac and Isaac from Sting were amazing!!! They showed up on time and even got the installation done before the quoted time. Isaac explained how the system worked in detailed and set up my cameras and doorbell without any issues. I would recommend Sting to anyone looking to upgrade their security system and ask for Isaac.
★★★★★ Sting Alarm has been great to work with. Had an issue that needed a field tech to come out. Mike was dispatched and worked on the issue - quickly identifying the issue and resolving it for me. Friendly and great service!
★★★★★ Isaac installed our new alarm system today. What a great experience. Isaac was here on time, he got to work, knew what he was doing, asked the right questions and completed the install quickly and efficiently. Isaac is a good guy. Sting Alarm should be proud of his efforts. He represents the company well. He was polite, careful and attentive. To top it off, he tutored me and my wife on the… Read on Google
Frequently asked questions
Is Enterprise, Nevada a city?
No. Enterprise is an unincorporated town administered by Clark County in the southwest Las Vegas valley. It includes master-planned communities such as Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands, and it is policed by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
My new Enterprise home came with alarm pre-wiring. Can you use it?
Usually, yes. We check the existing wiring and any builder-installed sensors, use what is in good condition, and connect the system to a Qolsys IQ Panel 5 and our monitoring. Anything missing can be added with wireless sensors.
Which LVMPD area command covers Enterprise?
LVMPD's Enterprise Area Command covers much of the southwest valley, from Warm Springs Road south to Sloan Mountain and from Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area east to Pecos Road, on both sides of I-15. It includes Mountain's Edge.
Can you secure a construction site in Enterprise?
Yes. For job sites we use cameras with remote guarding, where live professionals watch the site after hours and respond as activity happens, so equipment and materials are protected without a full-time guard on site.