If you think that you are not at risk of becoming a victim of burglary, think again. If there's an opportunity to invade your home, no matter who you are, or where you live, Burglars will take the chance. Burglaries are considered "crimes of opportunity" because the criminal is searching for every easy way to get into your home; being the unlocked door, ajar garage door, an open window, or any breach in the security of your home.
Fortunately, there are practical security measures that you can take to make it so difficult for burglars to get in that they'll give up and go somewhere else. In approximately one-third of home burglaries, the burglar enters through an unlocked door or window, according to the "Burglary of Single Family Houses" guide, published by the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS).
The first line of defense in your home's security is having a solid core exterior doors with high quality grade 1 or 2 deadbolt locks. Even French doors can be secured with a quality deadbolt lock and a slide bolt penetrating the upper or lower doorframe.
Fortunately, there are practical security measures that you can take to make it so difficult for burglars to get in that they'll give up and go somewhere else. In approximately one-third of home burglaries, the burglar enters through an unlocked door or window, according to the "Burglary of Single Family Houses" guide, published by the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS).
The first line of defense in your home's security is having a solid core exterior doors with high quality grade 1 or 2 deadbolt locks. Even French doors can be secured with a quality deadbolt lock and a slide bolt penetrating the upper or lower doorframe.
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