Everon, formerly ADT Commercial, announced the acquisition of Apex Integrated Security Solutions, based in Boise, Idaho.
The deal marks the third acquisition that Everon has completed since emerging as a standalone organization in October, and the second this year, following the January 4 announcement that it had acquired Maine-based Portland Safe.
“We’re thrilled to welcome the expert team members at Apex to Everon as we kick off the new year,” said Dan Bresingham, CEO. “Their proven dedication over decades to provide an outstanding customer service experience will be instrumental in helping us to grow in a critical market area in the west, expanding our reach from coast-to-coast. We had promised a story of growth for Everon, and we’re excited to have the talented Apex team with us as we enter an exciting new chapter in our commercial business.”
Established in 2004, Apex Integrated Security Solutions emerged as a turn-key commercial systems integrator with a vision to bring top-tier integrated security, fire and life safety solutions to Idaho’s Treasure Valley, according to the announcement. Over the past 20 years, the organization is said to have grown into the largest Idaho-based security and fire systems integrator with a strong local, national and international customer base across industries.
“At Apex Integrated Security Solutions, we feel that our track record for excellence speaks for itself. Our success has been the result of a down-to-earth, time-honored approach to provide superior service and maintain a true, customer-focused mentality, and we recognize that same energy at Everon,” said Bill Atkinson, owner. “We look forward to this opportunity to join ranks with them in pursuit of a common goal – exceeding customer and industry expectations across the board.”
Everon was built over the past decade by some of the most trusted names in commercial security. The company supports more than 300,000 customer locations and staffs over 5,000 employees, including 2,300 technicians, across more than 100 branches.
