Secure Your House; Secure Your Windows

Housebreaking is one of the rising problems worldwide. Lots of crime involve breaking into houses to commit robbery and murder. How can we prevent this from happening to us? Are your home’s security measures enough?

Well, nothing is perfect but we can minimize the risk by making sure that our security devices are well made and not easy to break in. The house is full of openings; we have the windows, doors and even the basement’s outside entrance.

To make sure that we secure the house very well, we must not forget to put a lock in every opening available. A window without a lock will serve as a red carpet entrance for burglars. Different types of windows have their own best locking system available. Consult a locksmith in Denver on the best locks for your window. Here are the list of window types and their respective best locks.

Sliding windows – if you have a sliding window at home, check first if the panels are possible to be lifted out from the frame. If it is possible, then call your window installer to fix that problem. If the panel is safe from being lifted out, then it’s time now to check for the locks. Most windows have its own latch system installed but sash and clamps may add more security, as well.

Casement windows – This type of windows also has its latch system, but key locking bolts are more secured and best for this type of windows.

Louvre windows – The first thing to check from this window is the glass panels. Most of the panels can easily be slid out of place. You can solve it by using two part epoxy resin. A special Louvre lock is available now for this type of windows.



Make sure that your house is well-secured by having a reputable and trustworthy Colorado locksmith evaluate your house security.