What information must be included in the notice sent to a recipient of alarm system services?

The notice sent to a recipient of alarm system services must include specific details to ensure transparency and accountability. Including the name, address, phone number, and license number of any subcontractors is critical because it helps the customer identify and contact those responsible for their service. This information is essential for building trust and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards in the private security industry.

Knowledge of subcontractors’ licensing helps to reassure the client that all parties involved in their alarm services are operating legitimately and are recognized by the Texas DPS. This additional layer of information supports a comprehensive understanding of who is providing the services and establishes a channel for client inquiries or concerns about the subcontractor’s work.

The other options do not provide a complete or appropriate level of transparency or accountability regarding alarm system services. Focusing solely on the company manager or just the company name and service details lacks the necessary depth to protect client interests fully. Additionally, requesting feedback on services, while valuable, does not contribute to the legal or operational transparency that the full disclosure of subcontractor information does.