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SAFETY AND SECURITY OF YOUR HOUSE

 

SAFETY AND SECURITY OF YOUR HOUSE

Safety cannot be treated in a home without a talk about security. It’s important to ensure that our houses are secured and unauthorized access is limited. Here are some points to enhance the security of your house:

                   
             

 Install a security system: Consider installing a home security system that comprises features like burglar alarms, motion sensors, security cameras, and door/window sensors. Prominently display signs or stickers indicating that your property is protected by a security system. This will deter criminal activities

                                 


Strengthen/Reinforce doors and windows: Upgrade your doors and windows with strong frames and secure locks. Use deadbolt locks, reinforced strike plates, and window security film to make them more resilient and resistant to forced entry.

Secure sliding doors and windows: Install a metal bar or rod in the track of sliding doors and windows to stop them from being forced open.

Put in place outdoor lighting: Light up the entry points, pathways, and other vulnerable areas around your house. To deter intruders, motion-activated lights are mostly effective.

Ensure that your property is well-maintained: A well-maintained property can give the impression that it is lively, occupied, and cared for. On a regular basis, trim shrubs and trees around windows, make sure the yard is tidied and maintain a lived-in appearance even when you're not around the house.

Make use of timers for lights and electronics: When you are not around the house, use timers to control lights, radios, or televisions to create the illusion that someone is at home. This can discourage potential burglars.

Don't publicize vacations on social media: Don’t post about your vacation plans on social media until you return. Publicizing your vacations on social media can make your home a target for burglars.

Secure spare keys: Don't put spare keys in noticeable places such as under doormats or flower pots. Otherwise, leave them with a reliable neighbor or invest in a secure key lockbox.

Be careful about sharing personal information: Be careful of who you share your personal information with. Be cautious who you share your daily routines or travel plans with. This information can be used by criminals to target your home and household.

Install doorbell cameras: Install a doorbell camera or peephole camera to see who is at your door before opening the door. This can enable you to know who may be at the door to prevent possible attacks

 It is important to regularly evaluate and update the security measures in your home to adapt to new technologies and evolving risks. Stay watchful and make the safety of your household a priority

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