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A layman’s guide to home security By : Anthony Neary The world today has a plethora of advanced technological means of protecting their valuables be it jewelry, an expensive electronic gadget, piece of art, or antique that you have paid a fortune to make yours! However, with all good things, there is something bad and security systems are no exceptions! This means technology too can fail! How well are your valuables protected from fire? By : Anthony Neary Whether you are a business tycoon or a reasonably rich person with a kitty of valuable possessions, you sure do not want them destroyed by a fire or stolen by someone who probably does not value them as much as you do. On the other hand, what you want to protect may not be your hobby but official documents, jewelry and the like. Home Security System Basics By : Anthony Neary Government statistics reveal that 60% of burglaries on homes fitted with burglar alarms are unsuccessful, which proves that they can act as a useful deterrent in most cases. Burglars tend to search for less challenging targets than houses equipped with an alarm. Protect Your Home Or Apartment When You Go On Vacation By : Bill Wallmuller Aka Mr. Merokee - Going on a vacation is wonderful and you deserve it. Coming home to find that your home has been broken into will make all those good times be forgotten in an instant. One of the times your home is most vulnerable is when it is left empty for an extended period of time such as when the occupants are on vacation or on extended business trips. Darkened windows, unretrieved mail or newspapers and closed windows in hotter weather all tell of your absence to a potential burglar... Fire Risk Higher in Multifamily Buildings By : Rudolph Rodriguez Multifamily residential buildings are at a greater risk for fire because they contain more kitchens, furnaces, hot water heaters and other elements that can pose opportunities for a fire to start. Locking Doors Still Best Bet Against Burglaries By : Rudolph Rodriguez Not so long ago, people did not feel the need to lock their doors or windows. But times have changed, and so has the need to use locks for protection. How Safe Is Your Building? Alert System Can Save Lives By : Rudolph Rodriguez Bombs. Armed intruders. Fires. These are real events that can threaten your safety, even your life, in the building where you work. Building or Remodeling a Home? Think Lock Security By : Rudolph Rodriguez During the exciting time of having your house built or remodeled, make sure to consider one of the most important features that will keep you and your family safe for years to come: security. Could Your Home Withstand a Fire? By : Ross Martinez In December 2004, a fire destroyed three townhouses and damaged a fourth in Lorton, Va., just south of the nation's capital. Investigators later determined that faulty wiring had sparked the blaze. A dog can be your best friend when it comes to home security. By : john Burglar alarms are not the be-all and end-all of home security. Apartment Safety - Going on Vacation By : CraigHinz One of the times your home is most vulnerable is when it is left empty for an extended period of time. Darkened windows, mail or newspapers collecting and closed windows in hotter weather all advertise your absence to a potential burglar. Home Alarm Systems By : Mario Chompass - An alarm system for the home is needed to protect your home, your possessions and your family from intruders. According to statistics, more than 2 million burglaries occur each year and more than half of these occur in residential homes. When looking for an alarm system, you should know there are many different kinds of systems available. Many people look to an alarm system to protect their home. It does not matter what size of home you live in, whether it is a large home wit... Home-Security – some simple tasks By : john You might not have realised it, but there are so many things you can do to stop yourself from getting burgled. Neighbourhood Watch can act as your eyes and ears By : john If you live in a neighbourhood where people are serious about security, then there may already be a neighbourhood watch scheme – and if there isn’t, it’s not too difficult to get one started. Containment More Effective for Fire Safety By : Rick Young Americans may not have a clear understanding of the fire-safety measures necessary in building construction. Many Nursing Homes Ill-Equipped to Handle Fire By : Rick Young A series of newspaper stories have exposed the lack of fire safety standards at assisted-living facilities and nursing homes in the U.S. According to these reports, these facilities are often ill-equipped to prevent damage and loss of life from fire. Keep Your Family Safe: Get a Carbon Monoxide Alarm By : Rick Young Cheryl Burt had the choice of buying a carbon monoxide alarm or the toy truck her son Zachary had wanted for his birthday. Nearly 10 years later, she still has the truck, but she lost her son -; and his brother Nicholas - to carbon monoxide poisoning. Blockman Saves The Day By : Rick Young It's about time to get serious about Fire Safety. New 'Superhero' Spreads Word on Fire Safety By : Rick Young The National Concrete Masonry Association recently introduced Blockman, a new "superhero" whose mission is to block fires. His body is constructed of concrete masonry blocks and he wears an emblem with the words "Official Fire Blocker" on his chest. 'Balanced' Building Design Essential to Fire Safety By : Rick Young Every 20 seconds in the United States, a fire department responds to a fire somewhere, according to the National Fire Protection Association. In 2003 alone, nearly 4,000 people lost their lives to fire, and property owners incurred an estimated $12 billion in damages. Stricter Building Codes Needed for Fire Protection By : Rick Young In early July, a three-alarm blaze claimed the lives of three people and seriously injured a fourth in a Washington, D.C., suburb condominium fire. Covert Cams Bring Security at Home By : Ralph King According to the Vanished Children's Alliance, a child is missing or abducted every 40 seconds. Internet Abuzz About Home Safety in Hurricanes By : Ralph King Just as Hurricane Frances began to whip the storm-torn state of Florida - and only two weeks after Hurricane Charley ripped through - Internet chat rooms and discussion threads were buzzing with fear and dread. Understanding Your Need For Fire Alarms By : Dewey Houston The need to have a reliable fire alarm system is not just for your own safety. This should be a concern for all homeowners who wishes to also have precautionary protection for their friends and family. Divert Those Thieves with a Diversion Safe By : Victoria Lee The United States Bureau of Justice indicates that although property crime rates are declining, slightly more than 75% of all crime in the USA is property crime. With these kinds of statistics, diversion safes are for the smart at heart. Home Security System Monitored by ADT By : J Hall ADT Security Systems provides more than just protection against burglaries. State of the art technology has allowed them to expand their services to include burglaries and break-ins, medical emergencies, fires, floods, carbon monoxide detection, and GPS tracking and emergency monitoring for automobiles. Make Your Yard Safe for Your Pets and Your Family By : Nicholas Phillips You probably don’t think of your yard as a hazardous place for your dog to run around and chase a ball, or a dangerous place for your kids to play baseball or tag. But the lawn care products you use might contain chemicals that could adversely affect the health of your pets and your family. Must-Have Products for Surviving Hurricane Season By : Ned Gonzalez If you live in a hurricane-prone part of the country, you know that being prepared for a big storm makes a world of difference between being safe or sorry. You probably also know that the National Hurricane Center is predicting a very active 2006 hurricane season. Hurricane Preparedness More Crucial Than Ever By : Ned Gonzalez Despite the increase in force and numbers of hurricanes, the popularity of owning a second home near the waterfront is increasing. Properly protecting your home, whether it’s your primary residence or a vacation home, may be one of the most important precautions you take this hurricane season. Sensible Burglary Prevention Measures Start with the Basics By : Ned Gonzalez Summer is busy season for burglars. According to FBI statistics, the greatest numbers of home burglaries occur in July, with August a close second. In 2004, for instance, burglars entered a house, apartment or condominium every 14.7 seconds, making off with valuables worth an average of $1,607 each time.
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