How to burglar-proof your home

Start with your door; it’s the first thing burglars look at when determining how to break in. If your door looks flimsy, or it only has a single lock instead of a lock and a dead bolt, it will catch a burglars eye.

A home alarm system is a great deterrent, but if you’re going to get one, make sure it’s from a well known, reputable company. Burglars can bypass cheap alarms easily.

Make sure your back gate is locked and doesn’t have anything on it, such as a handle, that would make it easy for a thief to step onto and over your gate. If you do have something a thief can climb up, put some trellis above your gate to make it more difficult for them.

Make sure your have blinds or curtains to cover your windows. Leaving them open for burglars to see in is like inviting them to see what kind of goods you have to steal. If you don’t already have window locks, they are a good investment.

If you have a shed, make sure it is locked up. Make sure that all of your tools are locked inside so a burglar can’t use a garden spade to pry open the door. If your shed has windows put wire over them. To be safe, make sure to cover or secure anything that could give a thief easy access.

Get to know your Utah neighbors. Find a neighbor you can trust and let them know if you’re going to be out of town for a while so that they can be sure to keep an eye on things for you.

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