•    Burglars routinely check under flowerpots and welcome mats and on window ledges. So do not leave Spare keys outside your home in a “secret” place, they know all the hiding places!
•    Do not let newspapers or mail pile up while you are away.
•    Trim trees and shrubs near your doors and windows, if you are thinking of installing a fence be sure not to choose a very high one. High Fences and shrubbery can add to your privacy, but privacy is a burglars asset.
•    Mount exterior lights that are out of reach, it can reduce the darkness a burglar finds reassuring.
•    Discourage Burglars by installing deadbolts and sturdy door and windows that would take time to get past, after all time is a burglars worse enemy.

•    Install an alarm system. Many types of alarm systems are available, with detectors to be mounted on doors and windows. Call New England Locks to have a technician survey your home and advise you about suitable protection.
•    Outside doors should be metal or solid hardwood, and at least 1 3/4 inches thick. Frames must be made of equally strong material, and each door must fit its frame securely.
•    Sliding glass doors present a special problem because they are easy to open, but there are locks designed for them. Most people put a broomstick in the door channel to help, but dont depend on it for security.

•    Deadbolt locks are best, double check the entry doors.
•    Key locks are available for all types of windowsso be sure to secure vulnerable windows.
•    For windows at street level, consider iron grates or grilles. For windows opening onto a fire escape, metal accordion gates can be installed on the inside.
•    Establish a routine to follow in making certain that doors and windows are locked and alarm systems are turned on.
•    Handle your keys carefully. Dont carry house keys on a key ring bearing your home address or leave house keys with your car in a commercial parking lot.


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