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Decorating your house is fun – far more exciting than setting up your security measures. What is easy to forget is that burglars can strike any moment. This makes your home security a top priority.

If you want to make security a top priority in your home, here are some crucial things to consider.

Let's get started:

Secure Your Doors

The first place to start with to ensure your house is secure is the doors. Securing the doors allows you to prevent burglars from strolling in. Keep them closed and locked at all times.

To ensure you're safe, inspect these doors to make sure all have strong door frames and well-protected hinges. For an increased level of security, you can install a security grill door.

If you've moved into a new house, There is no knowing what strangers out there could have a key to the house. So, get the locks changed as soon as you take possession of your new home.

And remember, not all locks are equal. The higher-quality locks, tend to be stronger and are more resistant to break-ins. So, do you research to ensure your new locks are good quality.

If you have glass doors, get them reinforced Add a high-tech solution such as glass break sensors or door sensors, as well as a security fly screen door.

Lock Your Windows

Windows are another common entry point for home burglars. Most windows do not provide a very high level of security.

Manufactures latches on windows are usually ineffective against break-ins. You find that sometimes they are downright flimsy. So, seek key-operated levers or add locks.

Other things that could help secure your house may include:

* Adding window bars
* Installing glass or window break sensors
* Reinforcing glass using window security film
* Planting prickly bushes around ground-floor windows

Lighting the Landscape

The good thing, burglars, vandals, or other criminals don't like to be spotted. So, they don't like to go near the spotlight. You can take advantage and keep these intruders at bay by installing outdoor lighting.

Install lights around the front yard, the back yard and pathways and side passages.

* Make these outdoor lighting more effective by:
* Saving energy through solar-powered lights
* Using motion-activated lights
* Putting a timer on outdoor lights

Install a Security System

A security system is great for not only deterring would-be burglars, but also for catching any intruders.

The best system would include an alarm with sensors throughout the property, as well as CCTV.

If your budget doesn’t stretch to a professional installation, a basic DIY security system can still prove highly effective.

Today, you can find numerous home security options to suit various budgets. Generally, the higher the level of protection, the more expensive the system will be. However, if you do your homework there are deals to be had.

And remember to should choose a system you feel comfortable using.

To learn more about your area, you can contact the local police department for crime statistics. They can also provide tips on how to evaluate your home security.

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