The guys over at Seattle Real Estate Radio recently sought me out to give them the expert security insight for homeowners to protect and secure their home. Listen in as we discuss everything home security.
Recently we came across a web posting that gave 14 reasons why you shouldn’t get an alarm system. I found this the perfect opportunity to dispel some myths and address some concerns with home security systems.
Burglary protection is important, but what about feeling safe while you are in your home? The Alarm Professor covers exactly how to protect yourself while you are at home using your home alarm system.
When it comes to detecting a home burglary before it happens, there are three key points you absolutely must take advantage of. I show you exactly where they are, and what alarm sensor to use for each.
Bulky and blocky alarm sensors for your home security system are a thing of the past. The Alarm Professor gives you everything you need to know about wireless door and window sensors for any system.
After revealing the alarm monitoring industry's first dirty little secret, the Alarm Professor goes on to reveal the second, more surprising dirty little secret that will make you rethink what you are even paying for.
The real reason why alarm monitoring costs are so high and the home security system so cheap. The industry is raking in massive profits from this dirty little secret.
False alarm fines are lurking, waiting for your next alarm signal sent to your alarm monitoring company. The rising tide of false alarm fines and user fees are being increasingly levied on homeowners and alarm companies across the nation. Almost any alarm sent to your alarm company and reported to the police can be considered a false alarm. And for user fees it may not even matter if it is a false alarm or not. I break it all down for you in this post and video.
Disreputable alarm service companies may try to take advantage of you when your home security breaks. Theresa had an alarm evaluation that went terribly wrong. I tell you what to expect and what to do when you've been burned.