by Linda Stubblefield | Jan 27, 2013 | Home Security
The United States, and the world in general, has been through a very difficult economic period. Unemployment seems like it is never ending, as we all know someone that has been laid off or fired due to the economy. Unfortunately, many people are forced to do things...
by Linda Stubblefield | Jan 18, 2013 | Home Security
Until theft is no longer on the rise, security cameras are a necessary part of home safety. Wireless cameras can be placed anywhere, and motion activated footage provides a video record of any intrusion. Internet-friendly cameras make it possible for videos to be...
by Linda Stubblefield | Jan 11, 2013 | Home Security
Many homeowners take needed measures to secure their home but forget to make their yard equally unattractive to prospective thieves. Yet, simple steps can cause thieves to choose another house. From prickly mistletoe bushes to spiny cactuses grown under accessible...
by Linda Stubblefield | Jan 3, 2013 | Home Security
Who better to tell us what attracts a thief to our home than a thief? The insights offered by an experienced thief are hardly surprising; straightforward common sense tips that are fairly easy to follow. Expense is likely to be largely limited to a home security...
by Linda Stubblefield | Dec 13, 2012 | Home Security
A number of things make a home more attractive to thieves than others. Common sense tells us that a well-lit house is less likely to be broken into than a dark one; that it is not a good idea to leave a ladder in the yard that can be used to climb in through that open...
by Linda Stubblefield | Dec 4, 2012 | Home Security
You may be filled with feelings of joy, sharing, and happiness during the holiday season, but criminals are not. In fact, many common thieves look at Christmas as a time to take advantage of everyone’s good will. We tend to be more relaxed and will often...
