OmniShield will try to convince you that they have the best system on the market and if you don't buy their product you are putting the lives of your loved ones at risk. They will try to scare, confuse and overwhelm you into signing a contract for a home system that will run anywhere from $2,000 to $7,000 or more. However, a collection of about $200 worth of detectors and sensors from Home Depot will easy fill all of your safety needs, likely better than OmniShield ever could. Below we will outline the ways that OmniShield is scam, the inaccuracies of their "safety presentation" and general fire saftey information that Omni does not tell you.

Welcome to Your

Home Scam Network

At OmniShield they use the fear of what COULD go wrong to convince you to needlessly spend thousands of dollars. Omnishield's network of sensors will be a constant reminder that you spent small fortune on smoke alarms when you didn't need to.

Leave No Room

to Chance

Disaster can strike any area of the home. Minimum standards require protection in sleeping areas, but what about the garage, attic, basement, kitchen, laundry, and utility rooms?

Well, OmniShield smoke alarms cannot be used in those areas either. Why? Because there is nothing special about OmniShield alarms. What OmniShied will do is install heat detectors in those areas, which you can also buy at your local hardware store for $20-$50 each.

Prepare for the Unpredictable