ADT Monitoring is there to help protect your Arizona, AZ home even when you are not

ADT monitoring center specialists are standing by to respond to your home security needs whether you are home or away.

Immediate Emergency Response Time

If your home security should be compromised, ADT monitoring specialists immediately notify you and local emergency authorities who can help.

Comprehensive Protection that includes

Fire alarms,Smoke detectors and alarms,Carbon Monoxide detectionand alarms,Burglary alarms

Around the Clock Protection for Your Family and Property.

ADT’s 4 Alarm Monitoring Centers are manned by security specialists 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

ADT Monitored Home Security is Surprisingly Affordable

Home Security packages start from as low as $1 per day.

The Installation of a Home Security System Can Save You Money.

In addition to knowing that your family, valuables and belongings are more secure, ADT monitored home security alarm customers can save up to 20% on their homeowner’s insurance premiums.

ADT Monitored Home Security Systems are Easy to Use

State of the art two-way voice command communication panel and remote control access are some of the features that make your ADT Monitored Home Security Alarm Systems easy and convenient to use for the whole family.

ADT Goes Where You Go, When You Go.

In addition to warrantiess that guarantee your equipment by SafeStreetsUSA, ADT Security offers a great relocation deal, if after 2 years, you relocate elsewhere in North America, you’ll receive free installation of your ADT monitored system. (conditions apply)

ADT Helps Protect the United States

In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, airports, MetroRail systems and Water Facility Sites across the United States have turned to ADT to upgrade their security system. ADT is the largest provider of electronic security services to nearly six million commercial, government and residential customers throughout the United States. ADT helps secure 90 percent of the Fortune 500 companies, 72 of the nation’s mid and large-size airports and all federal courthouses nationwide. More than 80 percent of North America’s largest retailers use ADT security systems in some or all of their locations.

Burglary Prevention:

Information and Ideas to Help Keep Your Family and Property Safe From Loss in Arizona, AZ.

You can take simple crime and burglary prevention steps to help ensure the safety and security of you, your family and your property in Arizona, AZ. How prepared are you against burglary and fire emergencies? Did you know that many burglaries and break in’s are crimes of opportunity, where the burglar lets themselves in through unlocked doors or windows? Some people believe a home is ten times more likely to be burglared without basic security. Because criminals are opportunists who will take advantage of opportunities to steal, taking simple steps can go a long way in increasing your home and family security.

In addition to your ADT monitored home security system, this information and easy steps can protect your home and family from burglary, fire and intrusion.

Steps to Increase Your Family Safety and Home Security in Arizona

Burglary Prevention 101 -Two thirds of intruders gain entry through a door. Keep all doors locked at all times, even when you’re at home with family or alone.
Always install quality locks on your doors and windows. Window locks that are easily seen from outside may deter thieves because they would have to break the glass and risk attracting attention and cutting themself climbing through a broken window or glass door.
To prevent burglars from entering sliding doors, place a pipe or broom handle in the bottom track of the door slide. The pipe or handle should be almost as long as the track. Unless they already have a multi-locking system, sliding patio doors should also be fitted with anti-lift devices with locks on the top and bottom to stop them from being removed from outside.
Many burglaries happen when a house is empty. If you leave your home for an extended period of time, create the illusion that someone is there. Use timer switches to turn on lights, radios and other appliances. If you’re going on a trip, cancel any mail or newspaper deliveries. And, if you can, get a friend or neighbor to keep an eye on your home. Ask them to collect your mail and draw your curtains at night and open them in the mornings to make your home look lived-in.
One of the most intrusive and dangerous forms of burglary occurs when somebody pretends to be a legitimate worker, for example from a utility company, and tricks their way into homes. Protect yourself against this by fitting a door chain or bar and door viewer (spy-hole), and use them.
Don’t leave spare keys under doormats, potted plants or any other obvious outdoor location. Burglars have experience and know exactly where to look. Find an uncommon place to hide the keys or give a set to a someone that you can really trust, such as a friend or neighbor.
Always keep your garage doors closed, even when you are home.
When you go out in the evening, leave your lights on and shut the curtains.
Develop the habit of performing a security review before leaving your home. Check to make sure all of your doors and windows are locked, that candles and fires are completely extinguished and that any potentially hazardous appliances are turned off and unplugged.
Don’t leave notes for service people or family members on the front door, mailbox or garage as these are green lights to potential burglars that you are not home.
Ensure that your street address is clearly visible so that responding emergency personnel can easily identify your home.
Install exterior security lighting to keep your home well lit on the outside. If other people can see your property a burglar may think twice.
Keep your tools and ladders out of sight and securely locked up. A burglar could use them to get into your house.
Increasingly, burglars are breaking in to steal expensive cars. Make sure your car keys are inaccessible and, if you have a garage, keep your car in it rather than in the driveway.
Don’t leave empty boxes of new purchases outside your home that indicate new and valuable equipment that may be attractive to a potential burglar.

Home Fire Prevention:

Safety Tips for Protecting Your Home from Fire

Never leave burning candles or other open flames unattended. Always perform a security review when leaving your home. Ensure that all your doors and windows are locked, that candles and fires are completely extinguished and that all heating devices are unplugged.
Don’t smoke, but if you do, practice safe smoking. Douse cigarette butts before disposing of them and never smoke in bed.
Never leave hot irons, or burning stovetops and outdoor grills unattended. Double-check that you’ve turned them off after use.
Store fire wood and all flammable materials, such as liquids or solvents in metal containers, outside the home at least 30 feet away from structures and wooden fences.
Install smoke alarms on all levels of your home. Test them monthly and replace their batteries each year.
Don’t have deadbolts that lock with an inside key. If a fire starts, having to find a key may prevent you and your family from getting out fast.
Even if you’re live in a high crime area, Never nail your windows shut or install outside window bars that cannot be easily opened from the inside. Give your self access to the outside.
Train your family in a fire evacuation procedure. Display the plan in a central area of the house. Find two exits out of every room and choose a meeting place outside.
You want a prominent and clearly visible street address so that law enforcement and firefighters can identify your home in the event of an emergency.
Never go back into a burning structure. Once Out, Stay Out.
Keep leaves raked and the roof and gutters free from debris.
Buy a fire blanket and portable fire extinguisher and keep them where they can be easily reached if needed. Near the kitchen door is ideal since most fires start in the kitchen.

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Testimonials

We wanted to purchase a home security system as we wanted to protect our house and ourselves. Aside from being the biggest provider, ADT came recommended and so we called them. We then got a system from SafeStreets as they were the one that my area works with. The sales reps I dealt with were professional, helpful and knew what they were talking about. The tech who came out to install our system was thorough and very good as well. While sometimes we have to wait up to a minute to turn the system on and off from the app, which is a little annoying, the quality of the features offered in our system has been really good.
Yosef Wood Ridge, NJ
I’m a widowed woman and for safety, I decided to purchase a home security system. My utility provider solicited SafeStreetsUSA and the deal was good, so I went for it. The interaction and communication with their sales reps were excellent. The process was easy so I went through it without any problems. The installers came at the appropriate time, everything was timely and the instructions were very easy. The quality of the system’s features is good. I use the smartphone feature but it’s taking so long to connect when I use my phone so, I have to use either the remote on my keyring or just get in the house before the alarm activates. It started happening in the last three days. It would still be saying, “Connecting, connecting," and I'm in the house. Nevertheless, since having the SafeStreetsUSA system, there has been a level of security. It’s worth it if you can afford it.
Judy Roseville, MI
The SafeStreets rep introduced the product to me and told me about how it works, the functions on it, and how to use it. I went ahead and just signed a contract, and somebody came to my house and installed it. That process took a month. The security system has good features and I feel secured with it, but I really can’t upgrade --- that's okay. One day I had an issue with the system and I called their customer service and I was able to talk to a technician. I have had SafeStreets for three months now.
Frank Martinsburg, WV
My wife and I were pleased with the technician that came to our home to do the installation for our new security system, he was punctual, friendly, knowledgeable and professional. He made suggestions for the locations to place the sensors for better home security. The technician patiently took the time to show two seniors how to alarm system works on the screen and our phones. He returned with the fire alarm system 2 days later. We didn't initially order one.
Elder Detroit, MI
Today, there are so many people that break into houses. I've never been broken into before, but I don’t wanna be either. I have never had an alarm system before and I thought that I would be a lot more safe with one. ADT is a widely-known company and I thought they would do a good job. They wouldn’t be in business for as long as they have been if they weren’t doing a good job.
Roland Broken Arrow, OK

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