As a small business, VinTech Systems has been serving the Chicagoland area for more than 16 years. Many of our clients have been with us for years and many others contact us as a result of "word of mouth" referrals.…
We asked our team to share their thoughts on what Security for a Peaceful Life means to them. Our tagline Security for a Peaceful Life was born out of the desire to help people feel confident through physical protection. VinTech…
The Chicago Chinatown Case Study Last year, VinTech systems worked with the Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce to increase security in their neighborhood. Our company installed 18 high definition cameras. We had positive results although the the project was challenging.…
Service and installation Technician, we have a career opportunity for you! VinTech Systems is currently looking for a full-time service and installation technician. Finding a job that matches your interests, offers competitive salary, and a balanced personal life is possible.…
Case Study The Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce decided to add an additional 18 cameras in the Chicago Chinatown area. While the neighborhood is considered quite safe, community leaders have been discussing the ongoing safety of residents and tourists. In…
VinTech Systems Receives 3 Local Security Awards We are happy to announce that Vintech systems has received three security awards. Despite being a small business, we are achieving big goals! Each year, the security industry challenges us to keep up…
One of our newest team members, Blanca Castillo, shared with us helpful tips to protect from vandalism. She wanted to be a cop/detective but due to personal reasons, she had to give up her dream. However, she found that her…
The holidays are a perfect time to display generosity by helping those in need. There are so many organizations in need of donations that we had a hard time choosing one. This month, VinTech, will be collecting items for Teen…
Great customer service defines a business. Security is no exception. In fact, a business' bar of acceptance should always be raised. It's not like you're returning a shirt because the color didn't match. Yet, we find more and more evidence…