When considering alarm monitoring, you usually come across 2 options. Either you go with professional alarm monitoring or you opt for self-monitoring.  Professional alarm monitoring means that a monitoring center will receive signals from your alarm system if there is a security breach at your property 24/7.

Canada is considered the 6th safest country in the world, and yet security is still an issue for many Canadians. Even the safest neighbourhood can experience vandalism or theft. To protect homes, businesses, belongings, and families, many invest in alarm systems in Canada. Over the years, alarm systems have changed to reflect the times.

Installing a burglar alarm is one of the best steps that you can take towards securing your home. However, installing one also means that you should be accountable for its proper use and maintenance. Security systems that are not installed correctly, have faulty components, or are used improperly may result in false alarms.

As the temperature warms up and Spring comes to Canada, homeowners are more susceptible to flood damage caused by the winter thaw. Approximately 20% of Canadians — around 1.7 million households — are exposed to significant flood risks, which results in thousands of insurance claims every year.

While beautiful, affordable, and versatile, glass is also often brittle and fragile. As such, burglars can easily break into a home or other type of property through a glass door or window. There are some exceptions, such as bulletproof glass, but most people cannot afford to secure their homes with this type of glass.