Able Protector @AbleProtector

Be Your Own Home Security Hero. ableprotector.com Joined July 2024

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Able Protector @AbleProtector

a day ago

Criminals look for neglect. Cracks, burnt-out lights, broken locks—they all signal opportunity. Maintenance removes the signal. Find out more at: ableprotector.com

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Graffiti left unchecked breeds more vandalism. Maintenance management stops the spiral before it begins. Find out more at: ableprotector.com

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3 days ago

Well-lit streets deter crime. Poor maintenance invites it. Managing infrastructure = managing safety. Find out more at: ableprotector.com

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4 days ago

A broken window says “no one cares.” Proper maintenance management says “this place is safe.” Small fixes prevent big crimes. Find out more at: ableprotector.com

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Home Security and doorbell cameras - the pros and cons: Poor WiFi signal = delayed alerts and unreliable video quality at the worst time. This can be a "con". Some home security sensors, including doorbell cameras, eat up battery life and rely on wi-fi being up at all times.

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6 days ago

Home Security and doorbell cameras - the pros and cons: Video storage and subscription fees can add up quickly over time. This can be an undesired consequence i.e. - a "con". Things cost things.

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7 days ago

Home Security and doorbell cameras - the pros and cons: Footage can provide useful evidence for law enforcement in case of theft or vandalism. This is a good application for a doorbell camera. Lots of cases have been solved with doorbell footage.

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a week ago

Home Security and doorbell cameras - the pros and cons: Get real-time alerts when someone approaches your entryway, even if you’re not home. This is a good thing.

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a week ago

Home Security Tip of the Day: Layered security matters: door locks, window sensors, cameras, and neighborhood awareness all add up.

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a week ago

Home Security Tip of the Day: A simple security sign in your yard can be a strong deterrent to opportunistic intruders.

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Home Security Tip of the Day: Home security isn’t just tech—it’s good habits. Double-check doors at night and never hide a spare key under the mat.

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Able Protector @AbleProtector

2 weeks ago

Home Security Tip of the Day: Most burglars look for easy targets. Locking doors, trimming bushes, and using timers on lights go a long way.

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2 weeks ago

Home Security Tip of the Day: Protecting your home starts with visibility. Motion lights + smart cameras = fewer blind spots, more peace of mind.

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2 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Always keep gates locked and change padlocks regularly—CPTED is about ongoing vigilance, not just initial design choices.

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2 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Using access-controlled gates, monitored entrances, and well-lit pathways can be game changers for CPTED success in commercial and residential areas.

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2 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Consider split access points for vehicles and pedestrians — gates can boost both security and convenience when thoughtfully designed.

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3 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Well-maintained gates and perimeter fencing reinforce territoriality, naturally deterring intruders and making spaces safer for everyone.

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3 weeks ago

I remember. I hope we don't forget. A generational war that robbed us of a wealth of resources - financial, people, philosophical - should not be forgotten. I hope we learn.

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3 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Match your gate’s design to local risks — use sturdy metal or steel for high-risk sites. CPTED adapts to context.

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3 weeks ago

Security Tip of the Day: Security gates equipped with card readers or keypads help stop unauthorized entry and integrate seamlessly with CPTED approaches.