Homeowners can stop several residential break and enter (B & E). B & E offenses are perpetrated mostly by sophisticated criminals who seize immediate opportunities. Unfortunately, the opportunities provided by homeowners themselves.
specific things (opportunities) the potential offender tries:
1) Case that appear unoccupied (eg owner / renter on vacation) - lawns not mowed, newspapers stacked to the entrance door, the e-mail accumulation, without lights, at times (usually at night) when a family may be expected to be at home;
2) houses and neighborhoods where the owners / renters seem to be working - mail in the mailbox, door packages, flyers left at the door. A simple act of ringing the bell or knock on the door can confirm this;
3) houses in upscale neighborhoods (more to steal);
4) open garages (to entry point home, a place to hide or steal content);
5) A simple input method that provides concealment - fenced or hedged back yards, rear or side doors / windows completely or partially screened from view by fences, screened patios, shrubs, buildings , basement window wells;
6) Easy entry points - doors open / windows, easy to open doors / windows (sliding windows or doors that can be lifted from their tracks), breakable glass or near doors that could allow the door to be unlocked, doors that can easily be forced open with a foot, plastic card, crowbar or chisel (locks poor quality or poor installation).
Here are 10 ways to drive your Harden appliance if you are away for the day or for a long trip:
1) Create light and sound. Use automatic timers for interior lights and motion detector lights outside your house. New timers have a random time on / off and battery backup in case of power outages. Make it look like your house is occupied during the day as well as at night. Attach the lights and radios of these timers.
2) Leave a key with a friend or trusted neighbor so they can control, at least every 48 hours, on your home. Some home insurance policies include such regular checks of your home or you will void your insurance coverage. Consider a house sitter.
3) Create a look lived . For long trips away from home, they have a neighbor park a car in the driveway, to keep the light house door of newspapers / brochures and mow the grass / snow removal.
4) Make sure that all windows, all the doors and all the garage doors are locked. Disconnect power automatic door of the garage. The proper bolt, hinge, lock, latch and the door frame installation is important to ensure doors and windows can not be pried open, splayed or screws removed to allow easier forced entry into your home. Change locks on new homes or if the key was lost. If they want to break the glass make the only option for a criminal. The glass can be hardened, especially in and around doors, with laminated tempered and special unbreakable. Use only solid steel exterior doors. Install viewers through the door to ensure you can see that on your door before you open it. video surveillance cameras connected to your PC and even your PDA are now at reasonable prices.
5) Install an alarm system that complains strong when tripped. Just like the flashing warning light in your car, have a similar visible indicator in your front and rear windows. Make potential intruders know that you have a burglar alarm system.
6) Install bars or grid paper the basement windows (these can be opened from the inside in case of fire). A well provides a comfortable window seat for a would-be thief to take a lot of time to get into your home through the basement.
7) Do not leave your garage door opener in your car when you are at work. If a thief breaks into your car know that your home address from the vehicle permit. If you leave the garage door opener in the vehicle, now also have easy access to your home, while you are at work.
8) to document your possessions. Take photos and / or video all your valuables. Every year your whole home video, goods and property. Record the serial numbers of large valuables. Store all of this information off-site. You now have a record of all your belongings in case of theft or fire.
9) record and mark your valuables through Identification Operation (contact the police local). Get an engraver from the Office of Police Community or buy one. Etch or engrave the number of driving license (no SSN or SIN) with valuables. If stolen and later recovered, the police can check with motor vehicles for the name and address. Maintaining minimum cash and valuables in your home. valuables Secure off-site (bank safe).
10) Maintain good community neighbor. Organize a Neighborhood Watch [http://www.neighbourhoodwatchregistry.com/]. Look out for each other. That snoopy neighbor can be a perfect anti-theft alarm system.
Your home and On the property are part of a community and neighborhood. There is always strength in numbers. Expand your home security network. The work to have your thief hostile communities. Clearly let the bad guys know, "Go Somewhere Else"!
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