Locations we cover

Home of Blackpool Tower and the Pleasure Beach a tourist hot spot during the summer months. Blackpool is a town that attracts the good the bad and the ugly.  Home and Business CCTV in Blackpool is an important consideration for many people.  Homeshield hold an office in Blackpool where we operate and provide CCTV solutions for all customers within the area.  Whether its general advise you are looking for or a comprehensive CCTV solution for your home or business we are happy to help.   Home shield have fitted CCTV on properties to include Hotels, Flats, warehouses in and around Blackpool. 

 Homeshield cover the area of Thornton in the FYLDE which gets its first appearance in the 1086 Domesday Book.  At that time period it was a relatively large area covering both Cleveleys and Fleetwood, but now it is fairly small.  

If you live in the area of Thornton and are looking for a quality home CCTV solution then we are happy to come out and give you a quotation or estimate.  

Cleveleys is popular for shopping by the sea and taking a break in one of the many cafe's. Maybe you'd like to watch a film in the View cinema? Or enjoy a tasty pizza at Pizza Hut? Cleveleys is a lovely little area with some great attractions for the kids. 

If your looking for a CCTV company In Cleveleys Homeshield are happy to help.  We have many domestic and corporate CCTV customers in Thornton so please don't hesitate to get in touch. 

 St Anne's on sea is a lot more than beach and sea front, within close proximity of the local shops and bars.  St Anne's plays home to many thousands of beautiful homes and gardens, with crime rates soaring in the fylde coast Homeshield are always at hand to take care of all your security needs our office is a stone throw away so put your trust into Homeshield CCTV  services for your home in  St Anne's. 

Homeshield offer CCTV services to all residents of Lytham.  Home to Fairhaven Lake, Lytham Hall, Ashton Gardens, Lytham Windmill, Lowther Gardens and St Annes Pier.  Lytham is a stunning area of the Fylde. It is quiet, scenic and a stunning  place to sit back and relax.

If you are currently a resident  of Lytham looking to bolster your existing security with the addition of CCTV or are looking to relocate please contact Homeshield for a no obligation CCTV quotation in Lytham. 

The village of Wesham was gifted to the Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem by Cicely daughter of Roger de Gernet. The area has been lived in since medieval times yet the modern town is only about 160 years old with a population of just 3205.

Homeshield CCTV are happy to help any customer living in this area of the Fylde Coast with CCTV or Alarm requirements.

Homeshield provide CCTV installation services in Weeton which is a small town divided by moss land. The southern part of the town is occupied by Weeton, the north by Preese and Mythop on the west and the east by Swarbrick. 

In 1670, Charles Earl from Derby ran a weekly market in Weeton and a cattle and small wares fair every Tuesday after Trinity Sunday. The town also has a parish council.   A hairy ghost has been sighted by some residents in the area and there is an ancient burial cairn however sadly we have been unable to capture the hairy ghost on any of our CCTV camera we will report back if we do. 

Carleton is a village within the Fylde Coast, which previously fell into the area of Poulton-le-Fylde. There is a traditional pub in the Carleton area called, “The Castle Gardens” and there are plenty of areas to eat. Suda Thai restaurant and takeaway is a popular amongst the locals, Gleaves newsagents, fish and chippy, convenience store, barbers, many hairdressers, dry cleaners, pharmacist and a doctor's surgery.

Carleton was added to the Domesday Book of 1086 and listed as Carlentun. The name is translated from old Scandinavian to mean 'a farmstead for peasants'.  Homeshield are proud to cover this area and help residents of Carelton feel safer with CCTV and Alarm solutions

Singleton is a very beautiful area and looked upon as the model village of the Fylde Coast. Singleton is written about in the Domesday Book and was redesigned as an estate village, late in the nineteenth century by Thomas Miller.

It is believed that Singleton was home to one of the most notable Lancashire witches, Mag Shelton. Singleton is beautifully situated in the middle of great farmland and has, despite years of growth kept its identity as a village. Homeshield are pleased to cover Singleton village and offer residents a complete security solution..

Preesall is a quaint town overlooking the eastern bank of the River Wyre with a population of around 6000 people. The town includes Pilling Lane, Preesall village and Knot End-on-Sea.   During the Danish attacks on the village during the 9th and 10th century, the River Wyre was occupied. It is believed that the names Preesall and Hackensall are of Norse origin and that Preesall means “a hill and a heath”. Of great archaeological significance is the previous Hackensall Tide Mill situated in Preesall.  Homeshield continue to provide CCTV and Alarm solutions to customers in the Preesall area.

Pilling is situated Over Wyre. The civil parish of Pilling extends to Stake Pool,  Scronkey and Eagland Hill.  Pilling was originally an island that had the sea on one side of it and the marsh on the other. There is evidence of some human activity in this area that dates back to the Neolithic period. The Garstang railway was built from the stones that remained from the local school which was knocked down due to it becoming dilapidated. The windmill that stands in Pilling was built in 1808 and due to the sea level being below Pilling, the mill stands at 22 m tall and is the tallest on the Fylde. The mill was in operation until the 1940s, after which it was beyond repair and became a private residence. Homeshield are happy to provide our security solutions to properties in Pilling.

 Homeshield cover the area of Great Eccleston a peaceful village that is secluded and quiet. It's hidden away from tourists which means that residents can enjoy the village in peace. It is lined with rows of quaint cottages and luxurious houses with a few shops here and there.  The village was such a place of importance at one time that it was dubbed “Little London”. Obviously this nickname was chosen by someone who hadn't frequented London. 

The Great Eccleston Village Centre has a whole host of activities going on from computer skills to yoga, it was opened by Princess Anne. The bridge was constructed in the 1830s and requires a toll of 40p to drive across it.