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Commercial Fire Alarm Mistakes To Avoid
In the year 2013, fires caused more than 11 billion dollars in property damage. Given this figure, it's safe to say that for any business, a fire can be financially devastating. Protecting your business from a fire is crucial. The installation of a fire alarm system is one way to accomplish this; however, this statement is only true when the system is installed properly. Avoiding common installation mistakes is the best way to get the most out of your fire alarm.
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4 Steps to Keep Your Home Safe from Burglars
Your home is your castle, your domain. You should be able to relax and feel safe and comfortable in your own house, which is impossible if you're worried about break-ins and burglars. Here are four steps you can take to protect your home from burglars and thieves: 1. Lock your doors. One of the most important steps you can take to protect your home and your family from burglars is also one of the simplest; make sure to lock your doors at all times, even when you're home and especially at night.
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Fire Suppression Options Your Business Should Utilize
To help protect your employees and clients from a fire, you need items that increase the effectiveness of your fire suppression system. By choosing reliable items for your building, you will have a better chance of protecting people in the event that a fire should start. Upgraded Sprinkler Unfortunately, some older buildings do not have adequate sprinkler systems. To help improve your fire suppression system, it may be wise to replace your older sprinklers with a newer model.
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Coping With The Aftermath Of A Burglary
It's common for people to feel unsafe in their homes after a burglary. In fact, part of coping with the aftermath of a burglary is learning how to deal with the emotional scarring that the event caused. Many people go through a variety of emotional stages, such as disbelief, anger, sadness, and fear. Learn how to cope with your post-burglary emotions and start to feel safe in your own home again.
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3 Tips For Digital Security In Your Workplace
In this day and age, the world is more connected than ever. Through laptops, desktops, smartphones, tablets and other internet enabled devices, people are always connected, even while on the go. Because of this, you need to be sure that you are well versed in digital security--especially in the case of your business. With threats like viruses, malware, information theft, cyber fraud and identity theft, you'll need to be sure that you are doing everything possible to keep your sensitive information as protected as possible.
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Four Inspections To Have Done Before Opening The Doors To Your Business
When you want to open your own business, it is important to save money wherever you can. A great way to save a ton of money on the overall cost of your business is to simply buy a building that is in foreclosure. A foreclosed building often sells for a fraction of what the building is worth. If you are able to find a great deal on a foreclosure, be sure that you take the time to have the proper inspections done before you start to bring your business inventory into it.
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Three Things You May Want To Add To Your Home Security And Surveillance Systems
If you want to feel safer in your home, you may add a security and surveillance system. These can be great tools to help deter theft and help protect your home. You can also have additional features added to your security system to make your home safer, such as adding security lighting, motion sensors and infrared spotlights. These things can help deter criminals or identify them when something happens. Here are three things you may want to have in addition to home security and surveillance:
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