Expansion of Pye-Barker services in the United States
Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Invision Security, a commercial security and fire alarms company operating in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
According to Pye-Barker Fire & Safety, the deal expands its reach in the United States and strengthens its ability to deliver fire protection, life safety and security services across the East Coast.
The company said it will work with Invision’s local teams to enhance customer offerings and provide integrated solutions designed to protect lives and property.
Pye-Barker added that this acquisition reflects its ongoing growth strategy, adding regional expertise and customer relationships to its national network.
Background on Invision Security
According to Pye-Barker, Invision Security is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, and provides electronic security and fire alarm systems for businesses of different sizes.
It explained that services include site surveys, design, engineering, installation, and 24-hour monitoring, testing and maintenance.
The organisation also supplies integrated fire detection systems and alarm solutions.
Pye-Barker stated that Invision’s customer base spans government facilities, healthcare institutions and property management organisations.
It noted that the company’s systems include video analytics, surveillance tools, access control and proactive security consultation.
Leadership comments on the acquisition
Annette Smith, co-owner and COO of Invision Security, said: “You can tell that the team at Pye-Barker is truly passionate about the company’s mission and values.
“That shared commitment to team and customer is what made them such an attractive choice for us throughout the acquisition process and makes me proud to say that Invision Security is now part of the Pye-Barker family.”
Bart Proctor, CEO of Pye-Barker, said: “Invision Security’s success – including recognition among the region’s best places to work and fastest-growing companies – is reflected in their team’s growth.
“Invision was born out of a commitment to protecting people.
“Its team brings vast expertise to the table, making them a great addition to our East Coast services.”
Continuity of services
Pye-Barker confirmed that Invision Security’s technicians will continue serving customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
It reported that the acquisition will not disrupt existing contracts, with services remaining in place for commercial clients across the region.
The company explained that this continuity is designed to ensure customers maintain consistent support during the transition.
Legal representation in the transaction
Pye-Barker stated that it was represented in the transaction by Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP.
The organisation added that this ensured legal oversight of the acquisition process.
It reported that the completion of the deal followed its standard acquisition procedures.
Relevance for fire and safety professionals
This development illustrates continued consolidation within the fire protection and security services sector.
For professionals, it shows how regional providers are increasingly being integrated into larger networks with nationwide reach.
The acquisition also highlights how service continuity and technician retention are positioned as priorities during such transitions.
Professionals may note the inclusion of fire detection and alarm integration within broader electronic security packages, reflecting a trend towards bundled service delivery.
Pye-Barker expands with Invision Security acquisition: Summary
Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Invision Security.
The deal covers Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
Pye-Barker reported that Invision provides security and fire alarm systems.
Services include design, installation, monitoring and maintenance.
Invision also offers video analytics, surveillance and access control.
Customers include government, healthcare and property management organisations.
Annette Smith of Invision said the shared values influenced the deal.
Pye-Barker CEO Bart Proctor said Invision strengthens East Coast operations.
Technicians from Invision will continue serving regional customers.
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP represented Pye-Barker in the transaction.