No one wants to think about an intruder breaking into their home. It’s a scary prospect, which is why so many homeowners, instead of preparing themselves in the event of an attempted break-in, choose to ignore it. However, ignoring it doesn’t make it go away.
In fact, home security should always be a consideration, regardless of where you live. And, with today’s wireless technologies and remotely accessed systems, protecting your Tomball home and your family has never been easier.
Wireless Home Security Systems
Yesterday’s home security systems were of the wired variety, which meant pulling wires through walls and making holes in your otherwise flawless walls. But wired systems were also susceptible to damage, and many intruders would be able to cut the wires to your system before entering, thereby disabling the system and making it worthless.
However, today’s systems are wireless, operating through cell signals, thereby providing you with more accurate, reliable service. No wires to cut results in better safety for you and your family. And even power outages won’t affect your service. Best of all, a wireless system can be installed in your home within minutes, all without wires and damaged drywall.
Smart-Phone Compatible
Today’s systems can be compatible with your smart phones, thereby allowing you to set and disarm the alarm at your leisure. Many systems also send text messages or email messages when your alarm has been set, disarmed, or tripped. Some of the newest systems even come with video surveillance, thereby allowing you to check on your home even when you’re across the country.
Newer systems have also teamed up with home automation systems, which allow you to turn on and off lights, unlock or lock your doors, and even turn on and off your television from a remote location.
The Newest Technologies
Some of today’s newest home security technologies are nothing short of impressive. Many are equipped to warn you of someone pulling into your driveway, tampering with a locked safe within your home, or of rising carbon monoxide levels. These interactive systems are fantastic for frequent travelers or even for parents keeping a close watch on their children when home alone.
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