Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquires Seacoast Security

ATLANTA—Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has announced the acquisition of Seacoast Security, a Northeast provider of security systems, fire alarms and video surveillance with eight locations in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

These locations will be Pye-Barker's first in these three states, marking important milestones for the company. By partnering with values-aligned organizations like Seacoast, Pye-Barker is in nearly every continental state.

Since 1976, under the oversight of H. David Haynes, Seacoast Security has built a strong reputation for excellence in the industry, specializing in integrated security systems, fire detection and alarms, CCTV and access control. Today's owners, Stephen and Scott Haynes, started as technicians and have upheld their father's commitment to prioritizing relationships with customers, team members and communities.

"The decision to join Pye-Barker came after thoughtful consideration for all those we serve and the legacy of Seacoast Security," said Seacoast co-owner Scott Haynes. "We're grateful to our loyal customers, 94 dedicated employees and trusted partners who have supported us throughout this journey, and we believe all will benefit from continued success and innovation under Pye-Barker's leadership."

"This new partnership will enhance the company's growth and bolster our ability to continue offering high-quality security products and services," added co-owner Stephen Haynes. "We are confident that Pye-Barker shares our values and will continue to build on the strong foundation we have established."

"Pye-Barker is committed to honoring the legacies of the owners and families who choose to join us," said Pye-Barker CEO Bart Proctor. "Together, we are stronger in our shared goals to serve our communities with pride, provide for our teams and protect our communities."

Seacoast's highly qualified team will continue to serve customers in New England, delivering the same quality service and dependability.

In the transaction, Barry Epstein of Vertex Capital represented Seacoast, and Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP represented Pye-Barker.