Gertrude Street runs from Nicholson Street to Smith Street, past galleries, boutiques, vintage wares and design stores, with more on Brunswick Street where the two cross. Much of the stock is one of a kind, and many of these shops are run by a small team.
If an alarm activates after hours, an officer from our alarm response service comes to check the premises, works through your instructions and records the attendance in TrackTik. Attendances are handled by TeamSignal Security, an Australian full-service security provider whose mobile patrol fleet is one of Victoria's largest.
In a gallery, the stock is the exhibition. Works often hang close to the front window, and more may sit in a back room or a storage rack.
When an alarm activates, the officer:
Changing an exhibition brings installers, art handlers and artists through the door at unusual hours. Opening nights can run late, so the space may be locked up later than usual.
Share your exhibition calendar and the response plan can follow it:
Your account manager makes these changes for you.
Response times are set by the industry requirements for your premises or by your contract, and our officers aim to get there with time to spare.
Send the address, your opening hours, any upcoming exhibitions or stock changes, who monitors the alarm and who we should call.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
No. Officers don’t handle or move works. They record what they can see and call your contact.
Yes. Your account manager can add install contacts and late finishes for that week.
Entry points, glass and any display areas visible from outside, plus the inside where you’ve authorised entry.
Yes. We can link your alarm back to base, to a professional monitoring centre.
It depends on the requirements for your premises or the times in your contract. Our officers aim to be there well within those times.
The address, opening hours, exhibition calendar, the alarm system and who monitors it, and the people to call.