Security Firm Serving Major Texas Markets Enters Chapter 11
Salt Technologies Inc. , the legal entity operating a Conroe, Texas-based security systems company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The debtor is seeking to reorganize its finances after reporting. . .
Salt Technologies Inc. , the legal entity operating a Conroe, Texas-based security systems company, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The debtor is seeking to reorganize its finances after reporting liabilities that exceed its assets. Court filings indicate that the company intends to continue operating while the Chapter 11 case moves forward. Salt Technologies Inc. Files for BankruptcyCase filings, as available on thePACERdatabase, show that the debtor submitted its petition on June 23, 2026. Authorized representative Darrell Haynes signed the petition prior to filing. Case records show that Salt Technologies Inc. has been identified as a small-business debtor and is set to proceed underChapter 11. Subchapter V is designed to help small businesses reorganize more quickly and at a lower cost. Attorney Jeremy Wood of the Law Office of Jeremy T. Wood, PLLC, is the legal counsel for Salt Technologies Inc. Company BackgroundCase filings show that Salt Technologies Inc. is currently doing business as Ageint Security Inc. , which provides a range of security systems services. As per the Conroe, Texas-based company’swebsite, offerings include residential and commercial surveillance, alarm installation, and smart home integration services. The company’s wide variety of products includes video surveillance cameras, alarm panels, access control features, and fire and safety system installations. The company says it serves customers in Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio, and Austin. Other Security Companies That Entered BankruptcySeveral security-related companies have filed for bankruptcy protection in recent months. One recent example is JS&A Fire and Safety LLC, a Texas-based life-safety company. Casefilingsdated June 17 showed that the company reported liabilities exceeding its assets and declining gross revenue. Currently operating as JS&A Control Systems, the company provides a variety of fire protection and security systems services. Gatekeeper Security Solutions, LLCsoughtChapter 11 protection due to a notable difference between its assets and liabilities. The Lebanon, New Hampshire-based company made the filing on March 11, 2026. It operates as a locksmith and physical security company, which also installs CCTV cameras and electronic security systems. Case Related DetailsCase records indicate that no funds are expected to remain for unsecured creditors after administrative expenses are paid. Some of the creditors, as given in the petition, include Fairpark Capital LLC, Spartan, Yashar Capital, and Nova18. A summary of the petition, which includes the debtor’s assets and liabilities and more details, is provided here:Filing Date:June 23, 2026Court and Jurisdiction:U. S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of TexasType of Filing:Active, Voluntary PetitionChapter:11, Subchapter VCase Number: 26-34389Estimated Assets:Between $500,001 and $1 millionEstimated Liabilities:Between $1,000,001 and $10 millionEstimated Creditors:1-49Reason for Filing: Restructure business under court supervisionThe latest filing placesSalt Technologies Inc. within a growing list of smaller regional security providers affected by financial pressures. The upcoming proceedings are expected to shape the debtor’s future financial footing. Love our content?Add WhatNow as a preferred source on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search.