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Reduce Household Hazards: Make Your Home Safer Today

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Home Security Systems Reduce Household Hazards How do we reduce household hazards?. We know how home security systems can reduce personal injuries and their complications and environmental issues in addition to break-ins. Once upon a time, the home security system was installed to keep burglars from breaking into homes and only for that reason, but systems have evolved into something much more. These systems detect carbon monoxide, smoke when there’s fire, and you can even contact emergency services at the push of a button. This makes the home security system a pretty amazing thing to have! SPS Fire and Security can install these systems so that you can make your home a much safer place than it is now. It’s amazing how much you can reduce household hazards. Reducing Personal Injuries It’s unfortunate that there are times when a minor accident can result in a serious injury. This is especially true for the elderly. The CDC says that one in five elderly people experience serious injuries like broken hips and other broken bones from simple falls. Children are also at high risk for accidents in the home. They are curious and get into everything. Here are some ways to minimize personal injury risks in the home: Invest in a Personal Emergency Response System (PERS). This is a bracelet that can contact emergency services at the touch of a button. This allows elderly people to have more independence in their homes. Add more security in high-risk areas. This is where we come in because we can add additional video surveillance in pool areas, around gates, in garages, and in areas where accidents could happen around the home. An alarm system can sound if certain doors are triggered. If you want the pool gate to trigger an alarm so you know if your child infiltrated the area, you can have that. Reduce Environmental Issues As mentioned before, home security systems can detect smoke when there’s fire and that invisible poison called carbon monoxide. Both can be deadly. Being notified in plenty enough time can save your life and the lives of the rest of your family. To reduce these environmental matters that could be life-threatening, you can do the following: Turn to a security provider that you trust and who will answer your questions when you have them. Make sure your security system is always up-to-date. Having the latest technology is a big deal. SPS Fire & Security will ensure your system is a great system. You can also keep your software up-to-date when prompted so that you don’t risk a security breach and so you can keep track of your home’s environment. Combat Break-Ins Home security stops break-ins. It keeps your things safe. Your system can be simple. It can have door and window sensors. Or, you can add cameras around your yard. You can also use your phone to check your system. This lets you see what’s happening at home when you’re gone. Just having the system helps. You’ll likely have a sign in your yard. A sticker on your door will say your home is safe. If a thief still breaks in, the alarm sounds. The monitoring service gets an alert. They send police to your house. If you use cameras, you can get the thief’s face on video. This video helps catch them. When they’re caught, you save many others from harm. Contact Your Rochester, NY Home Security Company to Reduce Household Hazards Protect your home and your life with a quality and technologically up-to-date home security system that will help reduce hazards and complications stemming from personal injury, from the environment, and from thieves that want to take what’s yours. To learn more, call SPS Fire & Security at 585-770-0348 or complete the contact form below and we will get back to you ASAP.  

Home Security: Keeping Your Garage Secure this Spring

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Keep Burglars Out of Your Garage with Good Home Security Video surveillance protects your home. Moreover, it can protect others. Home security helps catch trespassers. Sometimes, they might turn into thieves. You can place video cameras around your property. This way, you keep track of things. Furthermore, you can watch from your phone. Check in while on vacation or at work. Ultimately, it offers peace of mind. It protects your hard work. A complete security system gives you these benefits and more. SPS Fire & Security has the expertise. We install these systems. Protect your home. Secure your garage, sheds, and all your property. Therefore, give us a call. We’ll connect you with a security expert. Then, they can check your property. They will suggest a protective solution. Keys to Keeping Your Garage Secure There are some keys to keeping your garage secure. They are: Never leave your garage door opener in your car. Otherwise, a burglar can break into your car if you park it outside. They can just reach in and open the garage if your car is unlocked. Instead, park your car in the garage. This prevents access to the remote. Alternatively, replace your large visor remote with a smaller keychain remote. This lets you take the remote inside your house. Lock your garage door from the inside if it’s not automatic. Also, secure any other entrances. If windows open easily, add locks. Remember, even small windows can be a risk. Burglars come in all shapes and sizes. From the Outside Cover your garage windows. This way, burglars can’t see inside. A burglar often cases a target first. They look in windows. If they can’t see anything, they’re less likely to break in. However, some curious thieves might take a chance. They’ll try to see what’s inside. Still, do everything you can. Reduce the odds of a break-in. This is a good thing. Bring on the exterior motion lights. Still, they detect all motion. If the neighborhood stray enters the sensor’s path, the lights will turn on. However, these lights can scare away a thief. Hopefully, they scare away the cat that won’t stay out of your flower bed, too. The Ultimate Garage Security Measure: A Security System The home security system is the ultimate method of making sure you keep burglars out of your home and any structures on your property. Whether the garage is attached or detached, you can extend the capabilities of your home security system to your garage so that you, the 24/7 monitoring center, and the authorities are alerted to the break-in. Add in video surveillance and you can get a peek at the face of the person who attempted to take what’s yours. A security system can make a burglar turn around. However, they often move to a new target. That could be someone without a system. With video surveillance, you can see their face. Hopefully, authorities catch them. This stops them from victimizing someone else. Video Surveillance Is an Incredible Tool Video surveillance protects your home. Moreover, it can protect others. Footage helps catch trespassers. Often, they might turn into thieves. You can place video cameras around your property. Thus, you keep track of things. Furthermore, you can even watch from your smartphone. Check in while on vacation or at work. Ultimately, it offers peace of mind. It protects everything you’ve worked for. A complete security system provides these benefits and much more. SPS Fire & Security has the expertise. We install these systems. Protect your home. Secure your garage, sheds, and all your property. Therefore, give us a call. We’ll connect you with a security expert. Then, they can evaluate your property. They will suggest a protective solution. Contact Your Rochester Home Security Company Video surveillance protects your home. Moreover, it can protect others. Footage helps catch trespassers. Often, they might turn into thieves. You can place video cameras around your property. Thus, you keep track of things. Furthermore, you can even watch from your smartphone. Check in while on vacation or at work. Ultimately, it offers peace of mind. It protects everything you’ve worked for. A complete security system provides these benefits and much more. SPS Fire & Security has the expertise. We install these systems. Protect your home. Secure your garage, sheds, and all your property. Therefore, give us a call. We’ll connect you with a security expert. Then, they can evaluate your property. They will suggest a protective solution. Call us today at 585-770-0348 to talk about your wants and needs for your home or business’s security.  

Hardwired Security Systems: Reliable & Secure

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Everything You Need to Know About Hardwired Security Systems Most homes and businesses use hardwired security systems. These systems have a control panel. Usually, it sits right next to the most used door. Some people or businesses hide their control panel. For instance, they put it in a closet or away from the door. This way, a burglar cannot see it. However, an alarm system’s presence can lower a burglar’s chance of entry. Thus, the alarm itself deters them. Everyone has their own reasons for placing their control panel. Different Components to a Hardwired Security System Hardwired security systems do not come in one package, as there are many different areas in homes and businesses that might need to be secured. A smoke alarm detects smoke. Specifically, two types exist: ionization and photoelectric. Heat detectors work with smoke detectors. Therefore, this detector spots heat. Indoor and outdoor motion sensors detect movement. They pick up people and animals. Indoor and outdoor sirens alert you. They warn neighbors, too. A panic button is usually hidden. However, you can push it if you feel threatened. This button connects to the security company. It also connects to the police. Going With A Hardwired Security System Hardwired security systems can be cost-effective. With this being said, it can be an intensive installation process. Homeowners and business owners can add and remove components. In the event of a power outage, the hardwired system has rechargeable batteries. Just for having the security system in your home, you can get a discount on your homeowner’s insurance. Contact An Experienced Rochester Security Alarm Company You should install a security system in your home or business. Also, have a security system installer visit your property. They ensure you get all the protection you need. Therefore, if you or anyone you know considers getting a security system, contact SPS Fire & Security at 585-770-0348.

Wireless Home Security Notifications: What Happens When There’s an Alert

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What Do All of These Notifications Mean? Your wireless home security system now tells you everything happening at home. It can alert you if someone unwanted enters. You can even get alerts when your kids arrive home from school, or when the dog walker comes and goes. So, if the dog walker doesn’t walk your dog long enough, you’ll know it. In fact, some people have fired dog walkers for not giving their pets enough exercise! How Do These Wireless Home Security Alerts Happen? You can get them through text or email on your smartphone. The moment something happens, you are going to know about it. You can also have multiple recipients receive notifications. This means you and any other adults living in the home will know what is happening. You can even set it up for a trusted neighbor, friend, or family member. If you have a caretaker for the property or a handyman, they can receive notifications as well. By customizing the notifications, you can determine which sensors send notifications and who will receive those notifications. If you only want to receive alerts at a certain time, you can do that. You can also determine what type of signal will trigger a notification. It’s very easy to set up and also change your notifications when you need to. Examples of Wireless Home Security System Notifications Here is a list of the types of wireless security system notifications that you can receive: Know what door has been opened and when. Have a sensor placed on your gun safe so that you know if the gun safe has been opened. Have a sensor placed on a regular safe so that you know if anyone has tried to access the contents. Place a sensor on the medicine cabinet to ensure children or others stay out of it. If an elderly parent is living alone, keep track of doors opening and other doors throughout the home. If a garage door is left open too long, you will know it. Know every time the alarm is armed or disarmed. If you leave home and forget to arm the system, you can receive an alert before you get too far from home. You can arm the system remotely using the system’s app. When there is a power outage, the system will let you know. When the power comes back on, the system will alert you. Add thermostats to your smart home configuration so you can operate them remotely and keep track of them. If someone manually changes thermostat settings, you will know about it. Have Complete Control As you can see, a wireless home security system is about more than knowing if someone has broken through a window or a door. Home security is about having complete control over your home, even if you aren’t there. You know what’s going on at all times so that you don’t have to worry. It’s amazing what can happen to your day when you don’t have to worry about your home. Imagine being on a vacation and not worrying about whether or not you turned off an iron or unplugged the things that needed unplugged. Imagine knowing everything that is happening so you can enjoy your vacation and not worry about what is happening at home. Call Your Rochester Wireless Security Company Today At SPS Fire & Security, we want to give you peace of mind. You deserve a safe home and one that you can have complete control over. With our home security solutions, you will have just that and more. To learn more, call us at 585-770-0348 and let us give you a free quote on the system you envision for your home.  

Home Security and Home Automation for Seniors

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Smart Homes Protect the Elderly Home security systems protect anyone of any age, but there are different features that, while they benefit all people, can especially benefit seniors. Most of all, a home security system, especially one with home automation for seniors, can put seniors more in charge of their own security. That also goes for those that may not be as tech savvy. A professional home security company installs the system and teaches the homeowner how to use the system using a smartphone. Yes, older people now use smartphones a lot, just like everyone else. This means learning to use smart home features won’t be hard for them. Luckily, security systems and their apps are very simple to use. So, it takes almost no time to learn. Protecting the Elderly from Burglars with Home Automation for Seniors The good news is that the violent crime rate is lower among seniors than younger people, but, unfortunately, burglars will target the elderly because they may be in search of pain medications or other medications they can use to satisfy a drug problem. They also believe that senior citizens have money stashed under their mattresses. This means that seniors tend to be the target of property crimes. One out of five burglary victims are over 65 years old, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics. They are seen as easy targets, which is why it is important to lock down the home as much as possible. Dealing with Environmental Threats Burglars aren’t the only danger. In fact, floods, fires, leaks, and carbon monoxide hurt everyone, young or old. However, home security systems have fire and carbon monoxide alarms built in. These systems quickly tell the police or fire department what’s happening. Plus, you can push a panic button to get help fast if you can’t grab your phone during a problem. So, this is great for older people who live by themselves. There are different environmental protections put in place to make sure everyone inside the home is protected. Peace of Mind with Home Automation for Seniors Home automation lets older adults control their home even when they’re on vacation. If you travel a lot, video cameras help you watch your home from far away, giving you peace of mind. You can lock your doors remotely if you’re worried you forgot. You can also turn on certain lights each night. Plus, you can adjust the thermostat for pets left at home alone. You have endless ways to control your home and make your life easier! Call A Qualified Rochester Home Security Company If you are ready to see how home automation and security can make life easier, call SPS Fire & Security today at 585-770-0348.  

Staying Home Alone in New York: Your 5-Step Guide for Parent Peace of Mind

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When Are Kids Old Enough to Stay Home Alone? Staying home alone has unclear rules for most people. Macaulay Culkin stayed home alone. He was eight in the 1990 movie “Home Alone.” But, that doesn’t make it right. Each state has its own laws. They cover proper ages for kids left alone. A child’s age and maturity matter too. These decide if they can stay home solo. So, it comes down to your choice and the law. Staying Home Alone with Home Security First, you want to have good home security in place to ensure your child has extra protection. If something goes wrong, the authorities can be alerted. This will give you added peace of mind. Fortunately, there are guidelines that you as a parent should follow if you are thinking about your kids staying home alone: Age of the child Maturity level of the child The length of time the child will be home unsupervised Are other children being left home with your child The safety of the neighborhood Are there neighbors that can check in on the child Does the child feel safe staying home by themselves? Guidelines considering the age range for leaving a child home alone: 7 & Under: Never leave children aged seven and under home alone. Also, do not leave them in a car, at a playground, or in the backyard without an adult. 8 to 10 years old: You can leave children aged 8 to 10 at home. However, do this only during daytime or early evening. They can stay alone for no more than 1.5 hours. 11 to 12 years old: You can leave children aged 11 to 12 at home. Still, do this for no more than 3 hours. They cannot stay overnight. 13 to 15 years old: You can leave children aged 13 to 15 unsupervised for long times. But, they cannot stay overnight. 16 to 17 years old: You can leave children aged 16 to 17 unsupervised. Moreover, they can stay home overnight for up to two nights alone. Keep Your Family Secure Through a Rochester Home Security Company If your children are old enough and ready to stay home alone, contact SPS Fire and Security. Call us at 585-770-0348. We can help you find the right security alarm for your home.  

Why Professional Monitoring Is Best in Wireless Home Security

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Benefits of 24/7 Professional Monitoring Many homes in Rochester now have wireless security systems, and homeowners often choose professional monitoring. This is all part of how security systems have changed, even though that change took a long time. Here are some big steps in home security: Wireless sensors make installation faster and let you have more sensors. They also offer many other benefits. Smartphone apps let homeowners watch their security systems from anywhere with a wireless signal. You can arm or disarm the system using the app. In-home video cameras let you add cameras inside and outside your home. This helps you keep an eye on things when you are home or away. Home automation goes a step further. It lets you control simple things like your thermostat or a light switch with your smartphone. However, some homeowners think they should buy a system they can monitor themselves. They believe this allows them to skip professional monitoring. But professional security monitoring matters a lot! Professional Monitoring Is Key Professional monitoring matters because it calls the authorities right away if someone breaks into your home.Imagine you’re at work and can’t use your phone, and a burglar enters your house. You wouldn’t know the alarm went off until it’s too late. However, with professional monitoring, you get fire monitoring, carbon monoxide monitoring, and burglar alarm monitoring. This gives you three important safety checks all in one service. Problems with Monitoring-It-Yourself Besides not always being able to check your phone, here are more problems: The internet is super important. Without it, you can’t watch your security system. If you’re on a plane, in a place with no cell signal, or at work where you can’t use your phone, your home is open to burglars. You might not get the alert. Even if you do, you must call the police or fire department yourself. If you’re out of town, you can’t call 911 for your home directly. Why? Your phone will call the 911 in the area you are in. Also, if you are near another county, you might call their 911 by mistake instead of your own. Overall, professional monitoring really works. That’s why your home security system should offer it. It’s the best way to keep your home safe because they always watch things for you. You don’t have to worry if you lose your cell signal or can’t get alerts on your phone. The Glory of Wireless Security Systems And, of course, we can’t forget the fact that these security systems can be wireless. This means no wires being tucked away in strange places and the installation can be much faster. Between that and the professional monitoring service that gives you peace of mind and security, you have a winning combination when it comes to maintaining the safety of you, your home, and everything that you have worked for. Contact Your Rochester Wireless Home Security Installer If you are curious about wireless systems and professional monitoring services or you are ready to take the plunge toward better home security, call SPS Fire & Security today at 585-770-0348.  

Get Notified: How Motion Detectors Enhance Your Home Security

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Motion Detectors and Motion Sensors The last thing any of us wants is for someone to be sneaking around outside or inside our homes or businesses. Believe it or not, motion detectors can have a snooping creep behind bars in no time. That’s pretty nice, isn’t it? Something as simple as motion sensors inside and outside your Rochester home or business can protect what is yours. Types of Motion Detectors There are different types of motion detection. There are alarms with motion detectors. They are a part of the system so that when someone infiltrates a door or window, the alarm system can be triggered and the authorities notified. There are also these types: Driveway motion detectors –If you get a lot of visitors, a driveway motion detector will let you know when someone arrives. You can actually place this type of motion detector almost anywhere around your house. Many of these detectors reach up to 400 feet, which is great if you live in a rural area. If you live closer to a city street, a shorter range works just fine. When the detector senses movement, it sets off an alert inside your house. This could be a chime or even a light that turns on. Motion activated flood lights – A motion activated flood light works the same way as a driveway alert. However, you don’t necessarily have to be notified when it is triggered. Instead, the flood light comes on and it shines on whatever has triggered it. If it is a burglar, they will most likely run away because they don’t want to be seen. If it is the neighbor’s dog, it probably won’t care. Motion Detectors Come In Different Types The barking motion detector – This can give a burglar a good jolt in the chest as their heart jumps out of it. They step up on your doorstep and suddenly a dog starts barking at them. These motion sensors can be set to activate when there is motion in front of windows or doors. Some models can also be set to less threatening sounds, especially when you are home and expecting visitors. Security alarms – This is the type that is going to give a burglar a nice scare. If they dare try to enter a window or door, the motion detector is going to tell the alarm system, which is going to alert the authorities. The alarm sounding is usually enough to scare the burglar away. What is great is that the motion sensors can be wireless so they can be placed anywhere. How do Motion Sensors Work? Motion detectors keep an eye on your space, but they don’t all work the same way. You can find them with passive infrared, ultrasonic, microwave, or tomographic sensors. Sometimes, they even combine different types to do a better job. Passive Infrared (PIR) Passive infrared sensors simply find anything warm-blooded. So, if your neighbor’s pet lizard wanders over, it won’t trigger the alarm. However, these sensors will detect people, cats, dogs, rabbits, even Bigfoot, your annoying cousin, and burglars. Ultrasonic Ultrasonic detectors work in two ways. Some passively listen for sounds like breaking glass or metal scraping. While incredibly sensitive, these can sometimes cause false alarms. Other ultrasonic sensors actively send out ultrasonic waves. Be aware that dogs, cats, and even some fish can hear these sounds, which might bother them. If you’ve ever wanted to see a fish look confused, this could be your chance! Microwave Microwave sensors send out microwave pulses. Then, they measure how those pulses bounce off objects to see if anything is moving. Sometimes, these sensors can even detect things outside their intended area. Tomographic Finally, tomographic sensors use radio waves. They sense when something disturbs these waves. While expensive, these detectors are super helpful in places like warehouses, storage units, and other large areas that need tough, commercial security. Professionally Installed Motion Detectors For the best results, have professionals install your motion detectors. They’ll make sure the sensors face the right way and are in the best spots to catch intruders, making them super effective. SPS Fire & Security offers many options to keep your home or business safe. Call us today at 585-770-0348 to learn how we can help you protect your space.  

10 Innovations in Home Security

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New Innovations in Home Security Gone are the days of simple locks and keys. New innovations in home security change how we protect our homes. For example, old garage door openers were basic. However, today you can open your garage from an app. Therefore, you can let a neighbor in even when you are far away. This gives you much better security while you are gone. Innovations in Home Security that Enhance Safety Here is a rundown of the latest home security innovations: Remote Home Monitoring This is becoming an increasingly popular request among homeowners because remote home monitoring systems allow you to remotely keep tabs on the inside and outside of your home. You can keep an eye on your child when they return from school, your pet, or can see if someone breaks into your home. If someone breaks into your home, you are notified by the app. The security system notifies authorities so that the break-in can be immediately addressed. Smart Doorbells New innovations in home security help fight theft at your doorstep. Workers fit a camera with a motion detector inside. This gives you a clear view of your front door. What’s even better is that you can access the camera from an app on your smartphone. Remote Home Lighting Imagine being able to remotely control the lights in your home. This is part of home automation. When you are away on vacation or at work, you can turn on different lights at different times. This can deter a thief from entering your home. They think someone is home! Access Code Home Locks If you don’t like old-fashioned keys, a keypad lock might be just what you need. This special lock saves different codes. This lets you set it up for different people. You won’t worry about losing keys anymore. Just punch in a code, and you’re done. So, this is a great safety tool for older people who live alone. It also helps anyone who wants to open their door faster. You get in quicker, and your door stays safe. Emergency Notification Necklace This technology is helping the disabled and elderly. If something happens, a person pushes a button and they can receive assistance. Police, fire, or ambulance can be notified, depending on what event is occurring. Any Time there is a problem, the person has immediate access to assistance. Many lives have been saved with this technology. Smart Appliances Smart appliances are very convenient, but are helpful for elderly people. These appliances can detect overheating and prevent fires by shutting themselves down. If you forget that an appliance is running, a smart appliance can give you peace of mind. Fall Detection Fall detection is like the security necklace but different. There are sensors that can detect when a person passes out or loses their balance. This is ideal for people with medical conditions or elderly adults that are living at home who need to be monitored. When a fall is detected, a warning is issued to the right authorities. Some devices can now monitor other bodily functions. Remote Garage Door Opener Garage door openers have been around for a long time, but not like the ones you can open from an app. Now, you can open your garage door remotely from anywhere in the world. So, if your neighbor needs to enter your home, you can let them in. This adds great security when you’re away. Voice Activated Home Regulation This is also becoming a popular security option because it is controlled remotely through an app on a smartphone. A person can shut off the water to their home, change temperature settings, watch video cameras, and do so much more. When there is an issue in the home, this technology sends out a notification. Security Gates Security gates have long helped keep unwanted guests out. They give you monitoring and protection. You can also let guests in or out easily. This system is now popular with Americans everywhere. That’s because it has become more affordable and simpler to set up. Contact An Experienced Rochester Home Security Company So You Can Have the Latest Home Security Innovations Home security is everything because you need peace of mind that you, your family, and your belongings are safe. To find out how you can make your home more secure, call SPS Fire & Security today at 585-770-0348.

Funeral Burglary Spike: Secure Your Home Now

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Don’t Be the Next Victim of Funeral Burglary Breaking into and robbing someone’s home has always been a very low thing to do, so there is no such thing as an honorable burglar. However, there is a such thing as a burglar stooping to the lowest of lows and that’s when they break into someone’s home during a funeral. This is referred to as “Funeral Burglary” This is a terrible crime. It happens all around the country. Burglars look at obituaries. Then, they find names of family members. Next, they target their empty homes. For example, one woman went to her mother’s funeral. When she returned, burglars had broken into her home. Her electronics were missing. Straight from the Burglar The victim regretted her lack of security. She wished, “I had a home security system.” She explained that her neighborhood was always quiet. Break-ins were not common there. Therefore, she never thought about a security alarm. She lived there her whole life. So, cameras or motion detectors were never important. Many of the once safe communities around the Rochester area have noticed an uptick in break-ins, which takes away the sense of security that many people once had. What burglars are doing is going through the obituaries and looking for spouses, children, or grandchildren of the deceased. They can identify them on social media where they can find out their age. By simply knowing a person’s age, they can do a people search on the internet and find an address. It is that simple. Obituaries give out a lot of information. They tell burglars about family members. This includes where people live and who they married. It’s also easy to spot their children. Thus, burglars can easily find the right person from the obituary. Burglars know these people will be gone. They won’t be home for hours during the funeral. So, burglars watch the house. Then, they plan how to break in. Preventing Funeral Burglary  It is important to do what you can to avoid a funeral burglary during a funeral. In just a matter of minutes, a burglar from go from the obituary to looking at your home via Google Maps to find vulnerabilities. Here is what you can do: Invest in surveillance cameras. Not only will they help you when you are at a funeral, but also while you are at work, out of town, visiting a friend, or doing anything away from home. With remote access, you can keep an eye on your home while gone. When a burglar arrives, you can capture their face. Have a security system installed. When a burglar accesses the home, the alarm will sound and the authorities will be alerted. Most of the time, an alarm runs a burglar off very quickly. Have someone watch the home while you are gone. It is good to have a friend come by to keep an eye on things if you are going to be gone for a while. If a burglar sees someone is there, they aren’t going to come inside. If someone can’t house sit for you, tell your neighbors you’ll be gone so they can keep an eye on things. When your home is under surveillance or has an alarm, make it known. You can post notices or alarm signage outside of the home, which tells burglars that they don’t have a chance. Contact An Experienced Rochester Alarm Company Don’t become a victim. Burglars target funerals. You might think your neighborhood is safe. But, someone might still break in while you’re away. This bad trend is happening more often. However, you can stop burglars. Call SPS Fire & Security at 585-770-0348. They can show you how home security keeps you, your family, and your property safe.  

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