Here are 4 ways you can protect your home against burglars in an affordable, effective way:
1.Installing double key deadbolts.
Most burglars come through the front door, which can be an easy way in and out. Why not make it harder for them with the installation of a double key deadbolt (along with The
With double key deadbolts...even if nobody's home your neighbors will be able to see or hear a potential break-in and call for the cops immediately.
4. Constantly Being Prepared.
Be diligent about hiding your personal (not to mention expensive!) portable electronics like laptops, audio players, & jewelry for your own protection. And better yet, since smart phones today have video capabilities, it's a good idea to take pictures of all valuables you might think could be stolen...That way, you'll at least have something to show your insurance company if you unfortunately have to file any claims.
At The Bulldog Bar we are dedicated to helping families protect valuables and loved ones within the confines of your residence.
1.Installing double key deadbolts.
Most burglars come through the front door, which can be an easy way in and out. Why not make it harder for them with the installation of a double key deadbolt (along with The
With double key deadbolts...even if nobody's home your neighbors will be able to see or hear a potential break-in and call for the cops immediately.
2. Securing your patio doors.
If there is one door in the entire house which is commonly left open, it's usually the patio door. Somehow we seem to overlook these doors, which can be easy access for residential invaders. If you have a sliding door, an old shower curtain rod cut to the right length may help prevent it from broken into!
3. No advertising (please)!
Everyone usually knows the drill when going out of town or vacation: putting a stop to your mail, halting newspaper or package deliveries, leaving certain lights on inside specific rooms. One of the best things you can do (in conjunction with "the usual") is to inform your neighbor (a good neighbor, that is) about your plans, how to get a hold of you in case of any emergencies and when to expect you back at your humble abode.
If there is one door in the entire house which is commonly left open, it's usually the patio door. Somehow we seem to overlook these doors, which can be easy access for residential invaders. If you have a sliding door, an old shower curtain rod cut to the right length may help prevent it from broken into!
3. No advertising (please)!
Everyone usually knows the drill when going out of town or vacation: putting a stop to your mail, halting newspaper or package deliveries, leaving certain lights on inside specific rooms. One of the best things you can do (in conjunction with "the usual") is to inform your neighbor (a good neighbor, that is) about your plans, how to get a hold of you in case of any emergencies and when to expect you back at your humble abode.
4. Constantly Being Prepared.
Be diligent about hiding your personal (not to mention expensive!) portable electronics like laptops, audio players, & jewelry for your own protection. And better yet, since smart phones today have video capabilities, it's a good idea to take pictures of all valuables you might think could be stolen...That way, you'll at least have something to show your insurance company if you unfortunately have to file any claims.
At The Bulldog Bar we are dedicated to helping families protect valuables and loved ones within the confines of your residence.
Find out more about our home security products by visiting our web site at: TheBulldogBar.com .
What are you waiting "four?!" Secure your home more effectively today!
--The Bulldog Bar Squad
References: http://www.moneycrashers.com/how-to-prevent-home-burglary-house-break-in/#ixzz2WR0gPZSe
--The Bulldog Bar Squad
References: http://www.moneycrashers.com/how-to-prevent-home-burglary-house-break-in/#ixzz2WR0gPZSe
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