Home security tips for your families

Home security and safety has become an increasingly prevalent concern for neighborhoods in many cities. Even in smaller communities where crime is a lesser problem, following a few home security tips not only can make your home safer but can add to your peace of mind.

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Home Security Basics

smarthouse smarthouse - 6 months ago
  • Think About It
  • "Case" Your Place
  • Where is the easiest entry? How can you make it more burglar resistant?
  • How can you slow burglars down?
  • How about noise?
  • Are any of your valuables - such as a painting, a silver collection or an antique chair-easy to see from outside?
  • Consider Some Specifics
  • Doors. 
  • Locks. 
  • Windows.
  • Make the Extra Effort

via homesecuritystore

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22 Home security tips

smarthouse smarthouse - 6 months ago

Tip #1 Make your home security system like an onion, not an egg.
Tip #2 Pretend to be a burglar
Tip #3 Consider the area that the lock sits in
Tip #4 As well as locking something, you must also protect the lock and its components
Tip #5 Brace doorframes and put multiple locks on all outside doors
Tip #6 Find alternatives to normal deadbolts in doors that have windows (or windowed frames)
Tip #7 Treat inside garage doors the same as an outside door: multiple locks and bracing.

Full list via nononsenseselfdefense

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Simple Home Security Tips To Help Protect Your Family And Home

smarthouse smarthouse - 6 months ago
  • The first step is to check every point of entry.
  • Windows are also potential entry points and in an isolated area can carry the same risks as glass doors.
  • Walk around your home's exterior and look for what amounts to an invitation to burglars.
  • Think About How a Burglar Views Your Home
  • Most burglars are not into hard work.
  • Other home security tips include keeping the curtains drawn at night, especially if you're not at home, and keeping valuables out of sight.

via homesecurityworks

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You should also know these...

smarthouse smarthouse - 6 months ago
  • Use timers for lights and radios if you will be out of the house overnight.
  • Visible burglar alarms, good lighting and security lighting can be deterrents.
  • Walls and solid fencing around your house may let a thief break in without being seen.
  • Make sure that garden tools or ladders that could be used to force entry into your home are not left lying around
  • Fit a ‘spy hole' so that you can see who is at the door.
  • Mark your belongings with a property-marking product
  • Neighbourhood Watch and other ‘watch' schemes are excellent ways for communities to fight burglary
  • NB. Make sure that any security improvements you make to your house don't stop you
  • via crimestoppers-uk

     

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