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Many of us keep the garage door remote on the car visor for easy access, but if youre not locking up at night, it can also give would be criminals easy access. Once they have your remote, theyre in the garage and even your home if its attached.
Many newer GARAGE DOOR OPENERS come with many advanced security options that keep your garage and home safe. However, if a new garage door motor is not an option there are steps you can take to keep you and your family secure.
When leaving the car in your driveway or a parking lot, make sure its locked. Set the alarm if you have one.
Do not leave your garage door remote out in the open. If you keep remotes in your car at night, put them in the glove compartment or center console to make them less visible to passersby.
If your garage is attached to your home, lock all interior doors leading into the house.
Never leave your keys in the car even if it is parked in the garage.
Dont forget the garage door when youre locking up at night. Most overhead doors have a locking mechanism.
A simple interior slide lock or exterior keyed lock can be purchased through a local GARAGE DOOR SERVICE PROVIDER.
When leaving for extended periods of time, always remember to lock the garage door & set the vacation lock switch on your wall station. You could also unplug the garage door opener.
Never leave your GARAGE DOOR open when you are not around. This gives everyone visual access to anything valuable that might be stored inside.
When buying a new garage door, consider a solid door without windows. If you prefer having daylight in the garage, ask for the windows to be installed in the top section to make the inside less visible. You can also frost your existing windows.
Never give out the security code to your exterior wireless keypad. If you do have to share it with someone, such as a service provider, be sure to clear out the old code & reprogram the keypad with a new one.
Illuminate the exterior of your garage w
Many newer GARAGE DOOR OPENERS come with many advanced security options that keep your garage and home safe. However, if a new garage door motor is not an option there are steps you can take to keep you and your family secure.
When leaving the car in your driveway or a parking lot, make sure its locked. Set the alarm if you have one.
Do not leave your garage door remote out in the open. If you keep remotes in your car at night, put them in the glove compartment or center console to make them less visible to passersby.
If your garage is attached to your home, lock all interior doors leading into the house.
Never leave your keys in the car even if it is parked in the garage.
Dont forget the garage door when youre locking up at night. Most overhead doors have a locking mechanism.
A simple interior slide lock or exterior keyed lock can be purchased through a local GARAGE DOOR SERVICE PROVIDER.
When leaving for extended periods of time, always remember to lock the garage door & set the vacation lock switch on your wall station. You could also unplug the garage door opener.
Never leave your GARAGE DOOR open when you are not around. This gives everyone visual access to anything valuable that might be stored inside.
When buying a new garage door, consider a solid door without windows. If you prefer having daylight in the garage, ask for the windows to be installed in the top section to make the inside less visible. You can also frost your existing windows.
Never give out the security code to your exterior wireless keypad. If you do have to share it with someone, such as a service provider, be sure to clear out the old code & reprogram the keypad with a new one.
Illuminate the exterior of your garage w