Here are some great safety tips that will help keep your home safe from burglars. Don’t Open Your Door to Strangers. Many burglars will try to look like a police officer or a delivery person. Your front door should be equipped with an eyepiece so you can see who is standing on your porch. If you are not expecting them, insist on their proper ID, and call their office to verify their presence. Never open your door to them until you’re completely satisfied that they are who they Read More...
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April 20th, 2010Safety Outside The Home: Ensuring Your Child’s Safety, In And Out
April 9th, 2010When you have children, it is often as important to keep them safe inside the house, as it is to keep them safe outside. Home security, in all of its aspects, is very important to a parent. Parents often take the necessary steps to secure the inside of their home; baby proofing, installing a home alarm system, and taking other home security measures. One thing that should not be overlooked is making sure that you are just as thorough with the outside of the house as you were with the inside. Read More...
How To Pick A Dog For Home Security Purposes
March 31st, 2010While there are lots of recommendations out there for which dogs are the best for watch dog work, guard dog work, and as family pets, some of the top canine characteristics for scaring off burglars are more psychological than physical- for the burglar! Due to media, modern culture, and general human instinct, there are some animal traits that are just plain scarier to most of us, and which can really boost home security in the face of a burglar. Most dogs for home protection only need to Read More...
Family Rules For Your Home Alarm System
March 23rd, 2010For those households where multiple generations are present, it’s important to talk about things like chores and obligations to keep the house running smoothly. After all, sometimes it can start to feel like a madhouse if a bunch of different family members are sharing a living space and trying to coexist peacefully. Especially in houses where teenagers are present, things have been known to get a bit tumultuous at times. Whether it’s getting everyone to put away their own laundry Read More...
Flooding And Home Security: Avoiding Minor Disasters In Your Home
March 23rd, 2010When people are worried about safeguarding their homes and apartments, they are usually picturing burglars casing the joint, sneaking in while no one is home, and making off with all of the valuables. While this is often a concern for homeowners and renters alike, there are other more insidious dangers lurking around homes and apartments across America, ones that cause a lot of damage and can also destroy lives, but that get swept under the rug. The truth is that water damage can be every bit Read More...
