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How do I secure my new home? |
Recently moved in to a newly built home in a rural area, right next to a busy road. Ask your fencing professional about privacy fencing. It will allow your property to be fenced in such a way that people cannot see in. You need to install a security system immediately even if you decide to install one without cameras. At least your house will be protected if someone were to break in. Some security companies can even install a secure gate entry system (not the actual gate, but alarms will go off if the gate is opened and the alarm is engaged). get slats for your chain link. i get em from a fencing supply house. stand outside and wave to them.. they are probably Chinese.... put up a privacy fence or get a shotgun and load it with salt Get an Internet ready security camera that picks up infra red illumination and get an infra red light. You could also use a camera with night vision equipment, but that'll be more expensive. If you have the money, you may want to invest in a perimeter beam sensor that tells you when someone has entered your property. I believe that they just passed a law that you can shoot to kill anyone who you feel is threatening your well being or property. These alarms can be set to "annunciator" mode instead of the siren alarm or have the system just turn on bright floodlights so you can see who you're shooting. |
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