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We confirm the earliest window on the Lexington line
Four steps from the 859 call to an armed Lexington keypad
Call. Hear the price. SafeStreets installs. ADT monitors. We name the install window from your ZIP — we do not invent same-day for collar cities.
Call (859) 710-8600
A specialist asks your ZIP, whether you own the home, about how many doors and windows, and if you want cameras. Photograph a leftover keypad first.
Hear the quote
Monthly price, $99 install on many plans, 36-month agreement, the free alarm-system promo if it applies, and which city desk your ZIP uses.
Install day
A SafeStreets technician installs and tests everything, then shows you the keypad and the app. A Chevy Chase ranch is often a couple of hours.
ADT takes over
From that point the system is monitored 24/7 — including when KU or the Wi-Fi drops. You arm it when you leave.
What to have on the 859 call
- ZIP and city — Lexington, Georgetown, Nicholasville, Versailles, and the rest of the map
- Whether you own the home (promotional offers are for homeowners)
- A rough door and window count, including the garage
- Cameras yes or no
- A photo of any leftover keypad
Install day, in order
The technician walks the house, confirms the openings you quoted, installs sensors, tests each one, and walks you through arm, disarm, and the app. A Chevy Chase one-story is often a couple of hours. A two-story in Hamburg or a larger Beaumont lot can take longer. When the truck leaves, ADT is already watching.
We confirm the earliest window for Lexington-Fayette on the call. Georgetown, Nicholasville, Versailles, Richmond, Paris, and Winchester are other coverage — never a same-day or next-day promise. Always confirm with the ZIP. We do not mill Pikeville.
After the truck leaves
Put a local contact on the call list if you travel. Ask which permit desk applies — $15 CryWolf inside Lexington-Fayette; Georgetown deleted its user-permit in 2022; a different office if you sit in Nicholasville, Versailles, or Richmond. Teach the household so a delivery is not a false alarm. Arm it on UK nights.