Texas Security and Surveillance

When it comes to the safety of your home, it’s best not to compromise. According to a report  released by the FBI, property invasions result in the loss of 14.3 billion in damages per year. According to the same report, firearms are used in 40.8 percent of robberies. The right alarm system can help you not only monitor your home, but alert intruders to stay away as well. But there is a plethora of options to choose from when it comes to surveillance cameras. This makes it difficult for homeowners to choose.  It makes you wonder which camera is best-suited for your home. Here are a few options to choose from: Dome CCTV Cameras: These type of cameras are used for indoor security and surveillance purposes. As their name suggests, the shape of their housing resembles a dome. This keeps them unobtrusive but visible. The shape of their house makes it difficult to tell which direction they are facing. This encourages intruders to stay away because they’re unable to tell w

Summer is finally here, and you’re all set for a trip with the clan. Everything is good to go. The only thing you have to do is lock up and hit the road. According to statistics  published by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, 34 percent of criminals use the front door to break-in.  According to the same report, 81 percent criminals enter through the first floor, and 22 percent through the back door. While your neighborhood may be safe, that doesn’t rule out the chances of a home invasion. Most homeowners make the mistake of locking their doors and hiding the spare key under the front door mat. Modern-day criminals are getting smarter and have honed their skills over time. But that does not mean it’s impossible to protect your home. But with a few simple steps, it’s possible to reduce chances of your home being infiltrated. Here’s what you can do: Ask Someone to Keep an Eye on Things   This person should be someone you absolutely trust.   R