The typical Home Security Assessment includes:

• Interviews with home occupants to gain an understanding of security concerns, past security problems, and daily activities at the home.
• Review of family safety, security and evacuation plans.
• Survey of exterior perimeter of site and home, including examination of site boundaries, perimeter fencing, landscaping, security lighting, and signage.
• Survey of interior of home, including living areas, sleeping areas, and storage areas.
• Review of physical security devices, including doors, windows, safes, and lock hardware.
• Examination of the ten common security vulnerabilities that make your home vulnerable to an attack by an intruder.
• Review of safe rooms and other systems used to protect against home invasions.
• Review of security systems, including intrusion alarm systems, panic alarm systems, video surveillance systems, and security intercom systems.
• Identification of likely security risks and potential threats.
• Review of history of losses and security incidents.
• Review of the use of security guard or patrol services.
• Preparation of Home Security Assessment Report.

The Home Security Assessment Report provides an objective evaluation of your existing security measures, identifies areas of security weakness, and provides a list of specific recommendations for security improvements at your home. Recommendations for security improvements are prioritized into three categories:

1. Urgent problems that should be corrected immediately;
2. Things that would greatly improve security at the home;
3. Optional enhancements to security.