Defend Your Home and Family 24/7 With Security Alarm Systems for Break-Ins, Fires, and So Much More

Don't kid yourself. Home invasions and house fires are not just events that happen to other people in other places. Every day, in every corner of this country, the devastation and loss of life from these types of unexpected tragedies are all too real for countless families just like yours. So give your home and your family a fighting chance against unforeseen dangers that can strike without warning. From home security systems and fire alarms to the latest residential monitoring and notification technologies, it's a small price to pay for complete peace of mind.

Home security systems have seen dramatic advancements in the last ten years. Not only can they notify the alarm company and proper authorities in the case of a residential intrusion, but they can protect your property, family, and pets with sophisticated notification and monitoring capabilities, including:

* Carbon monoxide warnings
* Power outage reports
* Water leakage alerts
* Generator start-up devices
* Climate control malfunction alarms
* And more

With these 24/7 safeguards in place, you can rest easier whenever you're away from home for work, travel, leisure, errands--whatever your hectic schedule demands. There are even residential alarm systems for parents to let them know their school-age children have arrived home safely as well as for individuals who need to monitor and protect their elderly parents. Contact your local home security provider today to find out how a residential alarm system can be tailored to meet your particular needs.

As for the threat of fire, no home should rely solely on smoke detectors. If you're not home at the time of the fire, the piercing blare of a smoke detector can do nothing to stop the flames. Worse yet, if you and your family are home and you forgot to test your detector or change the batteries, you may have no warning at all. Wiring your house with the latest fire alarm system is the only foolproof way to secure your home and your loved ones around the clock in the event of smoke and flames. Then, if you are home, you can concentrate on getting everyone out of the house safely and leave the immediate notification and response duties up to your home security system and your nearest fire department.