Home Security Tips -Invisible Protection

HOME BREAK-IN STATISTICS:


Below is a list, based on FBI research, indicating where home break-ins occur.

34% Front Door
23% First-Floor Window
22% Back Door
9%   Garage
4%   Basement
4%   Unlocked Entrance
2%   Second Floor
2%   Storage Area

This list shouldn't surprise anyone.

What can a Florida homeowner to reduce our chance of becoming some crooks next victim?

Obviously a security system is recommended. Motion detectors and glass break sensors.
Dead Bolts are a must!
Better lighting around your home!
Trim bushes where criminals can hide!
Get a DOG!

Install SECURITY FILMS - Advanced Film Solutions!

This may surprise you but most of the prestige homes we have installed for UV rejection, energy savings and glare reduction have a front door made of glass or a garage door with glass windows right or alongside  the door lock! 



Perhaps your home is configured like that?

We always point out that this is an obvious entry point for burglars.

Thicker is better since our VISTA and Huper Optik films have twice the puncture strength of our thin film competition. Micro-Layered? Shmicro-layered!

Glass breaks it doesn't rip!

That's why our 8 ML VISTA and LLumar Films meet the ASTM Missile test our rip stop competition fails! VISTA MISSILE PASS



If you are concerned that safety and security film will darken your home; think again!


Lumenesse Films (pictured above) is virtually clear and also pass the large missile test!

Call Advanced Film Solutions  877-575-FILM for a no obligation estimate for all of the other reasons our clients invest in low and non-reflective solar control films. If you have a glass front door or a garage door with glass. .Doing something now can save a whole lot of trouble down the road!

Florida Crime Stats:
Neighborhood Crime Watch

Criminals don't take vacations- They just take your stuff!


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