A clear, honest look at how safe your home is.
We walk your home with you, look at it the way someone searching for an easy way in would, and explain what we found in plain language. No scare tactics and no pressure. Just a straight answer and a short list of what's worth fixing.
Most homes are fine. Most also have a few things nobody ever checked.
Home security is usually a mix of whatever came with the house, a doorbell camera someone recommended, and habits nobody ever questioned. Most of the time, that works.
Sometimes it doesn't. A side door with a worn strike plate. A camera that covers the driveway but not the back door. A router still on its factory password. A family that has never talked about what to do if someone tries the door at night.
Those are easy to fix once someone points them out. That's the job.
Built for real households.
New homeowners
You inherited someone else's locks, codes, cameras and habits. Find out what's worth changing before you settle in.
Families
Kids who get home before you do, an aging parent living with you, a busy household that isn't always paying attention.
People who travel
A house that sits empty for a week, or a second home that sits empty for months, needs a different plan than one that is always occupied.
When something feels off
A break-in on your street, a package theft, a car that keeps showing up. You want a clear answer instead of worrying about it.
Four parts of one home.
Around and into the house
Doors, locks, windows, the garage, lighting and landscaping. We look for the easy way in and tell you which spots matter and which don't.
Cameras, doorbells and alarms
Whether what you have covers the places that matter, records footage you could actually use, and alerts the right person.
Your home network
Wi-Fi, the router, smart devices and camera accounts. A few settings make a real difference, and most are never changed from the box.
A plan for your family
What to do when someone unexpected is at the door, when you travel, when the kids are home alone, and if something does happen.
Simple from start to finish.
A short call
We learn about your home, who lives there, and what's on your mind.
The home visit
We walk the property inside and out with you. You see what we see and can ask questions as we go.
Your report
What we found, ranked by what matters most, and walked through with you so nothing is left unclear.
Something you can act on.
A plain-language report
What we found, written for you, not for another security professional.
A prioritized list
What to do now, what can wait, what's optional, and what you can handle yourself.
Photos of each item
So you know exactly which door, window or setting we mean.
A family safety plan
Short, written down, and simple enough to keep on the fridge.
What we see in your home stays between us.
Your report goes to you and nobody else. We don't share it, and we don't publish details about your home or your family.
Asked by almost every homeowner.
No. A home assessment is a walkthrough and review done with you, at a time you choose. It is not a covert test, and nothing happens without you knowing.
No. Plenty of homes we look at have nothing more than decent locks and a porch light. We'll tell you honestly whether adding anything is worth it for your situation.
No. The questions that matter are the same for a starter home as for an estate: how would someone get in, would you know, and what would your family do.
Be home for the visit. If you want your cameras, alarm or Wi-Fi reviewed, have access to those apps and your router login.
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Florida. If you're somewhere else, ask. We'll tell you straight whether we can help.
Start with a short conversation.
Tell us a little about your home and what's prompting the question. We answer within one business day.
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