News — home entry points

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Did you know that many burglars use the garage as their main point of entry when stealing from homes? And if the family happens to be home, then it turns into a home invasion. A burglar can easily break into a garage in a matter or seconds, without the right security precautions. Unfortunately, many families leave the door to the inside of the home unlocked, because they assume that burglars won't be able to get into a locked garage. You should always use a product like Garage Door Armor to protect your home from these types of easy entries.

If you are going to effectively protect yourself, your loved ones, and your property from criminals, you’re going to need to make sure that you have created as secure an environment in your home as humanly possible.

Unfortunately, too terribly many of us simply do not take the security of our home as seriously as we probably should – until it’s too late, anyway.

Yes, most people probably aren’t going to have to deal with the indignity of having their front door kicked in and all of their worldly possessions looted (or, heaven forbid, someone hurt), but every single year...

Home burglaries are all too common these days. If you’re wondering just how high the odds of a home burglary really are, you’ve definitely come to the right place. We’ve compiled some important and accurate statistics which will help you to gain a deeper understanding of the odds. Our statistics are based on 2012 information which is derived from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The first important statistic details the frequency of burglaries in the USA. Based on 2012 figures, one in thirty-six homes will be robbed during the year. This equates to a monetary loss of $2230 per person....

If you’re curious about crime statistics for burglaries, you’ll find this factual article helpful. Today, we’re going to talk about some statistics for burglaries which involve forcible entry. Our statistics are derived from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.

To begin, let’s define burglary. It is the illegal entry into a structure with the intent to rob or to commit a felony. In order to be classified as a burglary, a crime doesn’t need to involve force. In order to be classified as a burglary, a crime must meet one of three sub-classifications. The first is forcible...