Moving is a lot of things — it’s exciting, tedious, and exhausting all at once. It’s easy to become absorbed in packing, unpacking, and organizing while neglecting home security measures or forgetting about them entirely. According to the FBI, burglaries (that is a breaking and entering that doesn’t involve the use of force against a
While fireworks may seem like the only safety concern on the Fourth of July, there are other areas that can be hazardous as well.. While fireworks are a top safety concern for the holiday, here are a few other areas to consider to have fun and stay safe this Fourth of July. Water Safety July
While we cannot choose who lives in the house beside ours, or who shares our cul-de-sac, we can choose to bring neighborhoods together for the common cause of better security. Burglaries cost on average nearly $3,000 – not to mention the incalculable cost of irreplaceable items or the effect on mental health. Community involvement can
The fall season brings more than the promise of cooler weather, hot cider, and the anticipation of the holidays. With the arrival of autumn comes the time to do a little maintenance around your home. Once you fall into it, these small chores will let you enjoy the end of the year without worry! Fall
As we stay at home to try and mitigate the effects of a COVID-19 outbreak and keep our communities safe, many people are finding themselves considering solutions for entirely new concerns: What if my home was my workplace? What if my home also became my kids’ school or daycare? Are there safe ways to receive
Everyone’s favorite red, white, and blue holiday has arrived, and patriots and summer fun lovers everywhere are getting ready to celebrate! “Safety” is truly the buzzword this Fourth of July. From fireworks to food handling and the need to socially distance, there’s plenty to think about when it comes to holiday safety. Consider these
Have you ever wished you had a superpower that allowed you to be more than one place at a time? That way, you could work, run errands, and keep an eye on your home.
College is often the first taste of real independence a child experiences. It may also be the first time parents have to deal with the huge life change of having a child leave the safety of the nest, so to speak. In many cases, this change in circumstances can be far more difficult a transition
Your home is your sanctuary and your safe space, and, naturally, you want to keep it that way. When it comes to keeping your home safe, the best thing you can do is make sure that the most vulnerable entry points are secured. Use this guide to learn more about covering your home’s most vulnerable
The bell signaling back to school will be ringing before you know it! With this revelation may come a sense of relief as the pressure to entertain and monitor kids while on break melts away, but that relief may quickly be replaced by worry as parents realize that their children could be at risk. Unfortunately,
