Home security matters just as much when you aren’t home as it does when you are. So if your family plans to take a trip for this year’s spring break and you haven’t yet invested in a smart home security system – or if you have made the upgrade to a smart home system, but you aren’t sure how to get the most out of it – then it’s time to consider how such a system can protect your house while you’re away.
More Long Island homeowners are opting for wireless burglar systems because they outsmart the average burglar and are just as efficient as wired systems.
Criminals have gotten increasingly sophisticated and once tried-and-true security measures are now not just ineffective, they can be dangerous. The good news is, home security and automation offers a better alternative.
A home under renovation can be a gold mine to potential burglars! It is not just your personal property that burglars are interested in. Renovation sites have construction materials and tools that are very attractive too.
A wired home security system relies on your phone line, internet connection, and power grid in order to be operational. A wireless home security system can continue to function even if your phone lines are cut, your internet is down, or your power is out.
Modern digital technologies present new opportunities to protect your home and business easily and affordably. Here’s how.
Do DIY home security systems measure up to consumer expectations? In most cases, the answer is a resounding, no.
If your holiday plans include travel, a hotel stay is likely in your future. The following are some tips to keep in mind so that hotel crime will not ruin your vacation:
Decorative and fragranced candles may be an attractive addition to your home décor, but if used improperly, they can be a serious fire hazard. Here’s how to use candles safely this holiday season.
Even more lose their lives when CO accumulates after people leave their cars running in garages. And every year, thousands of people wind up in emergency rooms for treatment as a result of CO poisoning.
