Improving Your Home Safety

Posted on: 14 October 2016

Do you own a motorhome? Perhaps you bought it to explore, and it may save you a tremendous amount of money on lodging when you travel. Some people buy motorhomes because they enjoy camping and exploring nature, but they dislike the idea sleeping in tents. For these individuals, motorhomes seemingly save them from the inconvenience of having to be bothered with bugs, bad weather, or security threats when they are deep in the woods for days at a time. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 October 2016

A jammed deadbolt can pose a major security issues, since you won't be able to properly lock up your home anymore. Instead of struggling with the lock as you try to force it, which may only make the problem worse, learn how to fix it. Then you will never be stuck again when your lock jams. Step #1: Clean out the lock cylinder Debris enters the deadbolt each time you put a key inside, since keys are rarely cleaned. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 October 2016

While we all hope to be safe from break-ins, there are some undeniable signs that your home could be a target on your block. Here are some potential ways that you are vulnerable, along with how you can fix the issue.  You Don't Have an Alarm System  One way that you can counteract this is to install a home alarm system and make sure it's know to the public. Place signs in your yard from your home security company. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 October 2016

Large retail companies often invest in sophisticated security systems to protect their inventory, but finding the right security setup can be a bit more difficult for the small retail storeowner. Fortunately, there are some steps you can take to secure your business and boost security. Use this guide to help determine which security measures are right for your store. Install Security Mirrors Your store may have blind spots, which can give potential shoplifters the cover they need to steal items without being spotted. [Read More]