Burglars don’t rob randomly. Although it sounds weird, burglars do meticulously choose homes from a number of targets before robbing them. These homes are like shopping malls to them, and they choose the one which will be the easiest to break into while having enough valuables for them to steal so that they call the break-in a successful theft.
Here are some things which make burglars stop in their tracks and mark a particular home to break into…
Read MoreBurglars mark homes and try to know more about the lifestyle of the owners and the neighbors so that they can break-in without being noticed. They keep a watch over when the residents are not at home, whether they have alarm systems in place, whether they have a dog and so on
Read MoreOkay, you have decided to rent out your home and have figured out all the particulars surrounding rental property management. But what are the things you need to keep in mind regarding the home’s security when other people are living in it? What are your rights and where do they end when you rent out your house? Let’s have a look.
Read MoreMoving into a new home? Congratulations! You might have a lot on your mind since moving into your new place. Were there people living there before you? Are the exits and entrances secure enough to keep intruders away? You should keep these questions in mind when thinking about securing your home.
Read MoreThe presence of a home security installation such as cameras and sensors can heighten your sense of security in your own home. While helping you to keep an eye out for trespassers and strays animals, it can also help to prevent or collect evidence of break-ins, acts of vandalism as well as burglary.
Read MoreBurglars commonly break into homes through windows because they are much easier to deal with than door with several locks. This is why it is extremely important to secure windows and ensure that they are strong enough to keep intruders at bay. Here are some ways to burglar-proof your windows.
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