Sep 5, 2016
Bug Sweeping UK has been operating at a national level for years, but has now launched a website to help them promote their services to broader audiences online.

London, United Kingdom - September 5, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
Surveillance is easier than ever before, and as a result, is more common than ever. Individuals now find themselves at increased risk of being recorded without their knowledge, and that information can be used against them. Bug Sweeping UK (http://tscm-uk.co.uk/) has successfully traded for years as a business to business enterprise, contracting out their surveillance sweeps to security firms. Now, in a time of increasing surveillance of private citizens, they are opening out their services directly to consumers. The company has launched a new website to enable this, allowing consumers to contact them directly.
Bug Sweeping UK’s new site (http://bugsweeping-uk.co.uk/) is now offering a comprehensive suite of services to individuals via the website. The website itself has a fully responsive design to ensure the best possible accessibility from every device, and lists all available services together with a fast free quote form.
The company can offer a sweep of the office, home, car and more. This will enable them to identify bugs in the house, and remove them quickly and effectively. What’s more, they can deploy advanced surveillance countermeasures including scramblers, scanners and more so individuals can prevent further eavesdropping.
A spokesperson for Bug Sweeping UK explained, “We are pleased to be able to open out these services to a whole new audience through our new and advanced website. The website will enable more people than ever to access high quality bug sweeping and countermeasures, from reliable and expert professionals. This will undoubtedly be the best way for people to discover if they are being listened in on or recorded, and prevent it from happening in future. We offer affordable, reliable and fast services, so there is no reason why people would not choose us to be their bug sweep provider.”
About Bug Sweeping UK: Bug Sweeping UK are masters in the detection and removal of electronic bugs and eavesdropping devices, irrespective of its level of sophistication. These devices include data recorders, hidden cameras, listening devices, and all electronic bugs. They offer quality detection, reliable, professional, and effective counter surveillance TSCM bug detention and bug sweeping services. Their experienced team of bug sweep professionals can deal with any scale of problem.
For more information, please visit http://bugsweeping-uk.co.uk/
Contact Info:
Name: Finn Devitt
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Bug Sweeping UK
Address: Blackwell House, Guildhall Yard, London, EC2V 5AE
Phone: 0800 246 5287
Release ID: 131186
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