FAQs Q: "I've got a dog and or gun, do I really need a security system?"

A: Certainly every little bit helps; dogs, guns and lighting. With our essential system you'll know when you come home that someone's not waiting for you, your spouse or your kids. Add a Heat / Smoke Detector to that and if your home catches on fire it dispatches your local fire department to your home. (Even if you're not there!)
It might even save your dogs life and keep those guns from being destroyed by fire.

 

Q: "I've got bars over my windows, isn't that enough?"

A: Almost half of all burglars enter through the front door not through a window. The problem with bars over windows is not only do they keep people out but also they keep you in! Fire fighters call them "Grillers" because they prevent the fire fighters from breaking out windows to enter a home during a rescue attempt increasing the chance that the people and pets inside will not survive.

 

Q: "My neighbor has a security system won't that help to protect me?"

A: Only if your neighbor is home to see the crime happening or to see your house on fire. More than likely criminals will see you as an easier target.

 

Q: "If I put a sign in my yard won't criminals think I have something important inside to protect?"

A: By prominently displaying the fact that your home is equipped with a home security system,  Insurance Companies know you are 15 times less likely to be broken in to with a monitored security system, That's why they offer up to a 20% discount on your homeowners insurance.  The majority of convicted intruders say they stay away from homes with security systems. And besides you do have something important inside to protect, your family and yourself.

 

True or False: Every five seconds, a home in the United States is burglarized.
Answer: True

Eight out of ten burglaries are not committed by professionals, but by someone who just happens to notice an open window or an empty looking house.
Answer: True

Almost half of all burglars enter through the front door and then head straight for the bedroom.
Answer: True

Most burglaries occur between noon and 4:30 p.m.
Answer: True

Ninety percent of the goods stolen from a home are never recovered.
Answer: True

The average cost of a professionally installed security system is $850.00 or more.
Answer: True

On average, it takes burglars 60 seconds to break into a home and less than 10 minutes to finish the job and get out.
Answer: True

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