How Secure Is Your Property? Increasing Security in Large Homes

21 September 2017
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Owning a small home comes with surveillance benefits. It doesn't necessarily mean that smaller homes are more secure than larger homes, but you are able to keep a close watch on what is going on both in and outside your home.

Larger homes require more extensive security measures due to their multiple entry points, blind spots and plenty of hiding places which make the property more vulnerable to intrusion.

Luckily, if your own a large property, there are plenty of practical and affordable ways of keeping your home safe from having discreet CCTV installation, motion sensors and motion activated lights, security gates, and silent security alarms.

Other than discouraging criminals from attempting false entry into your home, installing such security systems offer invaluable protection if your large home is targeted.  

CCTV installation will help you keep an eye on all areas of your home

 A CCTV security system helps you monitor every corner of your large property which allows you to contact proper authority the minute you realize suspicious activity. It's an excellent way to keep your home safe as well as feel secure living in a large home.

Cameras are your first line of defense as you can watch an intrusion in real time or film it as soon as you detect motion. They also allow your security personnel, to swing into action as you contact the authorities.

You can combine your CCTV system with motion detectors and silent security alarms to notify you and the authorities whenever there's an intrusion.  With a CCTV system, you will catch intruders once they attempt to break into your home.

As most break-ins happen at night, invest in CCTV system that includes night vision and motion detectors so that you're able to see everything that is happening at all time. Your CCTV installation should include multiple cameras positioned at highly targeted areas of your property.

Install efficient home security alarms

There are many points of entry in large homes on top of secondary entry points such as windows. Placing alarm triggers at these multiple entry points is an effective way of making sure your large property stays safe.

You can install a bell only alarm that only sounds when there is an intrusion or silent alarms that notify both you and the authorities when an intruder breaches your homes entry points. Large homes with security alarms are at a lesser risk of being intruded.

Make sure to link your home's security system to your phone or laptop to help you monitor your home even when you're away. You can contact a security company to have these security measure installed so that you can feel safe in your large house.