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How to Keep Your Home Safe

For most Americans, the largest asset they own is their personal home. Safety for your family and protection for your interior home possessions from criminals are a top priority.

There are many ways to keep your home safe from vandalism and break ins. 

  1. Buy a security system with cameras. The starter pack systems usually don’t come with enough sensors to completely cover ground level access to your home. Don’t skimp on the number of cameras and sensors you need. Buy enough sensors for windows and doors on your first level and your basement for sure.
  2. If you’re using Ring or a similar system, buy the cloud storage to maintain the security video footage. 
  3. Be sure  you have battery backup on your system and network connection. This is imperative if you have a loss of power or a loss of internet. 
  4. Install exterior lighting all the way around your house and property if you have a large yard or acreage. You can use motion sensors on these lights so they aren’t on all the time. 
  5. Wait to post your vacation pics on social media until you are back home. 

Review your insurance policy with your agent to be sure you have jewelry and other expensive items insured properly. 

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Georgetown, KY 40324

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