securing your smart home

Securing Your Smart Home

Our homes are getting smarter, bringing increased convenience and efficiency to daily life. However, with more connected devices—from smart TVs and thermostats to door locks and security cameras—comes an increased risk of cyber threats. Securing your smart home is essential to safeguard your privacy and keep hackers out. Here are some practical steps to keep...

top tips to keep your garage secure

Top Tips to Keep Your Garage Secure

Your home is your sanctuary, and keeping it safe from intruders is a priority. You’ve probably already secured your home’s doors and windows with a quality system. Unfortunately, the garage is often overlooked, making it a potential entry point for burglars. Read on for top tips to keep your garage secure and your family safe....

beyond burglary

Beyond Burglary: Modern Security System Solutions

Security alarms are typically thought of as systems designed to deter and respond to burglary attempts. However, the capabilities of modern security systems extend far beyond burglary. They can addresses various safety and security concerns, making them an essential part of home and business safety strategies. 1. Fire and Smoke Detection One of the significant...

smart home integration with home security

Smart Home Integration with Home Security

The concept of a “smart home” has transitioned from a futuristic ideal to a present-day reality. Smart home integration with home security not only enhances the convenience and efficiency of your system but also introduces new dimensions of safety and peace of mind. However, as with any technological advancement, it also brings unique challenges and...

abandoned building where squatter might live

Preventing Squatters at your Property

Did you know there is no criminal law in Texas against squatting? While the process to take over ownership of a property via squatter’s rights is long and cumbersome, the actual act of living in a property that you have no legal claim to is much too easy. State legislators have brought this up as...

security system basics

Security System Basics

We discuss a variety of security and safety topics in this blog, but let’s back up and go over some security system basics. Most security systems have multiple components that connect to a main base station, which then links up with a mobile app.  Usually, these systems use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or cellular connections to talk...

Daylight Savings Is Over

Daylight Savings Is Over

Daylight Savings is over and our evenings will now become darker even earlier. Many burglars rely on darkness to hide during break-ins. You’ll want to pay attention to your outdoor lighting and landscaping to discourage criminals from approaching. Here are five crucial tips to help you navigate this seasonal shift: Upgrade Your Outdoor Lighting System:...

Benefits of Video Monitoring

You may think that having a comprehensive intrusion and fire alarm system is enough to protect your property. But have you considered the benefits of video monitoring? This involves adding a few video cameras to your system and having a professional monitoring company watch the footage in real-time. This third party is alerted to events...

Safety tips for arriving home after dark

Safety Tips for Arriving Home After Dark

It’s past midnight when Sandy arrives home after dark. The street is quiet and though she’s only a few steps from her front door, she’s anxious about the short trip from the car. If you’ve ever arrived home late at night, you can relate to Sandy’s anxiety. You don’t know what or who lurks in...

How much Freedom to Give Kids this Summer

School is out. That means kids running around the neighborhood and biking to friends’ houses. Some neighborhoods have an environment where parents feel safe allowing children as young as 8-10 some freedom.  But how much summer freedom is truly safe for kids of all ages? The Good Ole Days Gen X parents fondly remember the...

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