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Innovative tips to keep your home safe and secure

Lewis Muhoro by Lewis Muhoro
June 26, 2024
in Real Estate
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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little boy holds in hands small toy house

Keeping your home safe is a priority for every homeowner. By implementing a combination of physical security measures and smart practices, you can significantly reduce the risk of break-ins and enhance the overall safety of your residence.

First and foremost, securing entry points is crucial. Ensure all doors and windows are equipped with sturdy locks. Deadbolts are recommended for doors, as they offer a higher level of security compared to standard locks. Sliding doors can be fortified with a security bar  in the track to prevent them from being forced open. Windows should have locks, and security film can be applied to make them more resistant to breakage.

Outdoor lighting is another effective deterrent. Install motion-sensor lights around the perimeter of your home, especially near entrances and dark corners. This not only discourages potential intruders but also improves visibility for your family members when coming home after dark.

A well-maintained yard can also enhance security. Trim shrubs and trees near windows and doors to eliminate hiding spots for burglars. Additionally, consider installing a fence or a security gate to further protect your property.

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Investing in a home security system can provide peace of mind. Modern systems offer a range of features, from basic alarms to comprehensive setups with cameras, motion detectors, and remote monitoring. Displaying security system signage can also act as a deterrent.

Neighbourhood watch programs are another effective strategy. Getting to know your neighbours and working together to keep an eye on suspicious activities can enhance community safety. Many neighbourhoods also use social media or apps to share information quickly.

Finally, practice smart habits. Always lock doors and windows, even when you’re home. Avoid announcing travel plans publicly, as this can alert potential burglars to an empty house. Keep valuables out of sight and consider using a safe for important documents and items.

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