Integrators first.
High Point Systems Integration, LLC is a service-disabled veteran-owned security systems integrator based in Sheridan, Colorado. We design and install access control, security cameras, structured cabling, networking, fire and life safety, and alarm systems — for the storefront down the street and the federal installation across the country, with the same crew and the same standards.
Past performance spans DoD, DHS, USAF, Army, and municipal law enforcement, including a 222-camera IP video system at Lackland AFB and GPS fleet tracking at March ARB. That discipline — survey-grade documentation, tested and labeled everything — comes home to every Front Range job we take.
And when our customers asked what was flying over their facilities, and nobody had a good answer they could legally own, we built one: the Air Terminal passive RF detection sensor, designed and assembled in Colorado.
Mason Morrison, Founder
Before HPSI, Mason spent years as a systems engineer at Lockheed Martin and Sierra Nevada Corporation, working programs from the F-35 to drones to satellite design. When a wave of layoffs swept the space industry in early 2024, the Air Force veteran took the discipline aerospace demands and pointed it somewhere closer to home: founding High Point Systems in January 2024 to protect his own community.
Security systems are his passion, and the protection of his neighbors is what drives the company — with the detail-oriented delivery, documentation, and friendly demeanor that customers mention in nearly every review.
A proud father of two (soon to be three) and a follower of Christ, Mason counts the blessings placed around him — and treats every customer’s home and business as part of the neighborhood, because it is.
The submittal-package standard
You talk to the builders
No call centers, no sales layer. The person who answers the phone is connected to the crew that will survey, design, and install your system.
Documented like it matters
As-builts, labeled cabling, test results, and commissioning records on every project — because the next tech to open that panel might be us, ten years from now.
Sized to the job
A storefront gets the same engineering care as a federal campus. What changes is the scope, never the standard.