Use automated schedules to switch lights on and off when you’re not at home.
If the outside entrances to your home are
dark, install lighting With an Infrared detector or simply add them to your automation schedule.
Install 1-inch throw deadbolt locks on your front and back doors. A spring-latch lock is easy prey for burglars who are experts at ‘Jimmying” a door open with a plastic card.
Factory window latches are-no match for
a burglar with a pry bar. You can install an inexpensive pin in just a few minutes. Drill a hole to lock the window closed, and a second hole a few inches up to lock the window partly open for ventilation.
A simple measure-even if you’re just running a Quick errand-but one that is often ignored. If you leave a window open for ventilation, insert pins or dowels in the tracks to prevent burglars from opening it more.
Burglars often look for wiring around the
exterior of a house and can cut it to disable an alarm system. In most cases, we recommend wireless systems, but if yours is hardwired, painting the wires is one way to camouflage them.
Consider removing trees or shrubbery located near your windows. They serve as convenient hiding places for intruders.
Leave a spare key with a trusted friend!
neighbor, instead of in your mailbox, a flower pot, or under a doormat-the first places thieves will look.
Safes can protect small, expensive items
against thieves. Be sure to fasten your safe to the floor or wall. Safes go up in price for options such as fire protection and digital fingerprint-reading systems. Install an asset protection sensor, so you’ll know if anyone is even trying to mess with it.
There is no substitute for a professionally installed and monitored Security System, from a Local Denver Company, with superb customer service.