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John Quigley — Editor, Home Alarm Installation

📅 Last reviewed: October 24, 2026 · Editor: John Quigley
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John Quigley is the founder and editor of Home Alarm Installation, based in Las Vegas. His work on Home Alarm Installation focuses on Nevada-specific regulations: NRS 648 PILB licensing, Clark County alarm permits, LVMPD verified-response policy, and HOA Architectural Review Committee rules.

About John

John Quigley is a Las Vegas–based entrepreneur who has built and run local consumer websites for more than two decades. He founded Home Alarm Installation to give Las Vegas-area homeowners plain-English guidance on alarm permits, verified-response dispatch, HOA camera rules and desert-rated equipment before they talk to an installer.

Editorial Focus on Home Alarm Installation

John leads the editorial direction of Home Alarm Installation. Every article on the site is reviewed against three standards: (1) Nevada-specific regulatory accuracy — every claim about alarm permits, response policies, or installer licensing is cited to the relevant statute or municipal code; (2) climate-honest equipment guidance — every product recommendation accounts for Mojave Desert operating conditions; (3) no pay-for-placement — providers we recommend are evaluated on consumer outcomes, not advertising spend.

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For editorial corrections or news tips, email [email protected]. For consumer inquiries about home security quotes, use the form on any page.

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