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Before you leave on vacation:
  • Make sure Protection Networks has your vacation plans on file as well as the names of those people with access to your home while you are away. Call 214-428-2700, email us at Vacation@ProtectionNetworks.com, or mail in the attached form.
  • Get a trusted friend or relative to house sit, or make sure your neighbors know your plans.
  • Have a neighbor pick up your newspapers and mail for you, or stop service during the time you are away.
  • Leave a car parked in the driveway, or ask a neighbor to park there.
  • Use timers to turn lights on and off at certain times, altering lighting patterns.
  • Arrange to have your lawn mowed.
  • Replace any burned-out lights in your yard. Consider upgrading outdoor light fixtures with devices that have built-in motion detectors, which turn on the lights whenever anyone walks past.
An unoccupied home--or one that appears to be unoccupied--is an appealing target to a burglar. You can alleviate some worries and make your time away from home more enjoyable if you take a few moments to safeguard your home.

Commercial Safety Tips:

  • Check batteries in smoke detectors and flashlights on January 1st.
  • Always ask for identification: verify service personnel; fake uniforms are easy to rent or steal.
  • Keep your valuables and important papers in a home safe.
65% of nonresidential burglaries occur during the nighttime. Here are a few of the things Protection Networks can help you do to safeguard your business when you're not there:
  • Install window locks that cannot be reached and unlocked after breaking the glass.
  • Install motion detectors to sense movement inside the building.
  • Install entry protecting alarms to detect the breaking of windows and the opening of doors.
  • Install point protectors (such as pressure-switch mats) to detect when someone enters a restricted area, such as by a cash register.
  • Install a deadbolt lock/latch in each exterior door.
Making the switch to Protection Networks
Most systems are compatible with Protection Networks. If you'd like to switch, we'll send a qualified technician to your home or business to take care of you. It's that easy.

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