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We have previously discussed – Why you should cut your lawn, locking up your sheds and buildings, trimming your hedges and trees. Let us look a little deeper into what else you can do now to improve your security around the home and family.
Now Let’s look at the house in more detail.
Are there security screens on the windows and doors? Aluminum or steel doors are preferred. Are the security doors always locked? Can all doors be opened with the same key? This can be handy for the owner, but keys should always be counted and accounted for.