Doyle Security Blog

Buying a security system may seem overwhelming to those who have never done it before, but it doesn’t have to be! Sure, there are plenty of options for different system types, services and monitoring levels, but these options exist to help you create the best possible system for you and your needs. Whether you’re a first time homeowner or a security system veteran looking to upgrade,here are five questions you should ask yourself when creating your next security system.

There are many different options for installing security cameras in your home, including doing it yourself. So how do you go about the process of creating your own surveillance system? We’re here to tell you!

You may have heard of the latest home automation and security device, which is trending throughout the world. Wi-Fi enabled video doorbells like Ring and SkyBell are the newest pieces of technology which allow you to answer your front door with your smart phone from anywhere in the world.

Thinking about your home as a potential target to burglars is an unsettling feeling. It’s quite disturbing to know that burglars often evaluate a home’s vulnerability prior to breaking in. Often times, homeowners don’t realize until it’s too late. There are a few clear signs a burglar is targeting your house; learning those and educating your family is a huge step toward having a safer home.

Many people believe that home security systems are not necessary because they own a large dog or have a firearm in your home. However, this is not the case. Although your firearm may be able to protect your possessions when you’re home, once you leave the house, that gun becomes just another possession for potential burglars to steal. Although it may feel as if a gun is protecting you and your possessions entirely, there are other ways to protect and defend your home without the use of firearms.

Owning a business – big or small – is a huge commitment and investment. For the good of your business, it is vital to keep your investment safe and secure. Although most small businesses may not be able to afford a team of security guards around the clock, many can afford video surveillance systems to keep their business and their employees safe.