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The Queen of England, Home Security and You
With its ceremonial guards with their red tunics and tall, bearskin hats, Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of the British royal family as well as being a base for visiting dignitaries and Heads of State. So you would expect security at the palace to be nothing less than top notch, and today it probably is. However, in the early 1980's it was perhaps a different story. . .More -
Summertime and the Thieving is Easy!
There is no doubt that the long lazy days of summer perk us all up and put a smile on our faces. No doubt either that the burglar is also perked up by summer because it is the season that many homeowners make things so easy for him. The summer warmth means that it is time to open up the windows and let the breeze blow through the house. After all you are at home so what risk is there in opening up a window or two? Unfortunately . . .More -
The Advantage of a Home Inventory List.
The door to your abode is ajar when it should be firmly locked and the place has been ransacked. You experience a raft of emotions, anger, fear, shock, even regret and foolishness that you didn't get around to beefing up your home security as you had often promised yourself that you would do. Crime reported, craftsman called in to repair the door and fit a more secure lock. Place straightened up. What now? You have insurance that lightens the burden a little. You will need to make a claim. So what exactly was stolen? More -
Doors with Glass Panels, an Easy Way In for the Burglar
Doors with glass panes allow light into what otherwise would be dark hallways, but from a security point of view they are a poor design. It does not take much for a burglar to break that glass, reach in and open the latch, or turn the knob on the single cylinder deadbolt. Single cylinder deadbolt locks are the kind that are operated by a key from the outside but don't need a key to open from the inside. The simple solution would be to . . .More -
Increasing the Burglar's Fear and Reducing Your Own
If we hear about a burglary, perhaps in our own neighborhood, it increases the fear that we ourselves may get a visit from a burglar. This is a natural reaction. If we are away from our home for the day, perhaps at work, we might even spend the day worrying what we might find when we arrive back home. If a house on your block got broken into what is there to stop your house being burgled is the reasoning you may make.More -
Illuminated House Numbers Can Help The Police And Aid Your Home Security.
Your house may be numbered but in the dark and from the curbside what the number is impossible to tell. Would it not be better if the police did not have to waste valuable moments finding the correct address? This is where illuminated house numbers can assist the police and play a role in your home security... More -
Home Security Alarm Monitoring for Your Peace of Mind.
While there are many benefits to home security alarm monitoring, there are some downsides as well. The ongoing cost of having such security can be quite substantial. The monitoring fee charged varies from company to company, but it typically ranges from around $10 at the low end to $50 per month. You may also consider being locked into a contract to be another downside. Again, the length of a security alarm monitoring contract varies, 36 months being fairly typical.More -
Low Cost Home Security, Protecting Your Home Within Your Budget.
Sometimes we make the assumption that we can't afford something before we investigate the cost involved. Do you make that mistake with your home security? Perhaps we would all like the latest all singing, all dancing home security system, but maybe we are unable to stretch our budget to afford it just at the present. However, not being able to afford the very best in home security technology does not mean that we should neglect the security of our homes altogether, in fact it would be very foolish to do so. More -
Shed Security, Keeping the Thief Out of Your Shed
when you add it up there is a lot in your garden shed, plenty in there to interest a burglar. Unfortunately too many homeowners make it to easy for the burglar to help himself to the contents of their shed or outbuilding. Many even make good efforts to secure their home but leave their shed unlocked. How long does it take for a thief to make sure that he is not being observed, take what he wants from your shed and drive off?More -
Window Locks Close a Window of Opportunity for the Burglar
Where windows are closed and locked it is often with very flimsy and poor quality locks. In fact many older windows are fitted with latches not locks, and these present no problem at all to the burglar. Even good quality window locks are not expensive. It will not break the bank to have the extra peace of mind knowing that good window locks protect your windows. More