Fox Guard Security

This is YOUR HOUSE! Protect it, plan ahead and make sure it stays safe and unscathed. Our 24/7 monitored security systems are simply the best, with the BEST tech support. #Standyourground #FoxGuardSecurity #HomeSecurity #ThisIsYourHouse

Technology is moving at the speed of light, so make sure to stay ahead of the curve and keep your home safe, efficient and comfortable. #Foxguardsecurity #ConnectedHome #Zwave #app #touchscreen

ON AVERAGE EVERY 13 SECONDS A HOME IN THE U.S. IS ROBBED - The statistics are staggering with an average loss of $2,251 in less than 10 minutes. Self exemption will prevent some from making the clear & simple choice for LESS THAN you think. Don't be a statistic # FoxGuardSecurity

SILENCE , PEACE OF MIND AND ENJOY LIFE. If you had $1 million dollars what would you use it for?  #HomeSecurity  #FoxGuardSecurity

Your home was broken into but don't worry the cable guy will be there between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to install your alarm. Leave security to the ones that will have your families BEST interest in mind - YOU! With our help, you can do this. #FoxGuardSecurity

Family vacations should be a time of disconnecting, relaxation and stress free adventure. Splash a little more, laugh a little louder and we will guard the fort back home so you can build memories #FoxGuardSecurity 

Security can be challenging to install, so we have done the hard work for you! Over 45 years of residential security installations and almost a decade of Honeywell focused security work translate into the BEST equipment selections and the BEST tech support in the industry. #FoxGuardSecurity #HomeSecurity #Alarms #BurglarAlarm

The laptop is gone. Your pictures are destroyed. The door is broken & your wife looks at you with the eyes no man wants to see. It was your job to keep the house safe. Life happens, we can help. #Foxguardsecurity #Homesecurity #DIY

We all love a great family pet, and they can help protect us. Is a dog an effective security measure for safeguarding your home? Lets look together, here is the top 4 deterrents for minimizing break ins. #4) Dog inside If you were wondering if dogs deter burglars, now you know! According to the study, burglars hate dogs. There are basically two types of dogs that can boost your security: Guard dogs, the big, scarier looking ones that intimidate Alarm dogs, the yappy ones that alert you to someone’s presence around your home We’re not saying buy a dog for the sake of security, but if you’re thinking about getting a dog that also helps keep your family safe, it’s something to consider. #3) People inside The last thing burglar's want is to encounter anyone in your home. They’d rather get your stuff and get out without an incident. That’s why they’re more likely to break in during the day when no one is home.  If you go on vacation, make sure you ge...

Ready for that dream vacation? Make plans, save accordingly, and lock down the fort before you go. Don't wonder when you are finally here, if the house is safe. Make home security part of your planning, we can help. # Foxguardsecurity

Is that window left open? Did the house lose power? Sometimes we forget the little things with hectic schedules, kids and work. #Thereisanappforthat #Foxguardsecurity #Letushelp

Freedom comes in different forms, and often is all about # perspective .       Freedom means different things to different people. To some it means living in a free country, and know little about what that means. To others freedom is peace of mind, dreaming, and ability to have a flexible schedule. Dreams without goals however are just dreams, and require discipline and consistency. Hiking Mt. Everest doesn't happen over night, it requires planning and discipline but the freedom realized at the top is 100% of the time worth it.       Do you have the ability to do what you really want? # Secure your plans, your future and safeguard your valuables. # foxguardsecurity

Sometimes bumps in the night are real. If that noise is the cat knocking over a vase, are you prepared for that?  If that noise was someone crawling through a window, are you ready for that? Assign Each Person A Task : When you are ready to take on a plan for an emergency you want to use each member of the house to cover all areas. One person can be the main protector that will retrieve a weapon and use it as a defense . Another member should be responsible for calling the local authorities and giving descriptions and information so that a law enforcement officer can come and assist. Other members can be responsible for locking doors , being the second line of defense and rounding up younger family members into the designated hiding spot. The ability level of each member should be considered when handing these assignments out. One way to get your defenses better is to target practice at a range . You want to be confident with your firearm and have accurate aim to e...

Enjoy that beach getaway, and enjoy time together. We'll take care of keeping your life long memories back home safer with #foxguardsecurity 1. Open a Dedicated Vacation Bank Account One easy way to save for a special trip is to open a dedicated vacation savings account . You can set up automatic payments into the account, and, with a little restraint, leave that money there until it’s time for your trip. If you choose an interest-bearing account, your money might even grow while you’re looking forward to your trip.Once you’re on your way, a vacation account is also an easy way to track how much you’ve spent on your vacation. 2. Cut Back on Your Monthly Food Budget Now, to fill that vacation account… For many households — especially those with little ones or teenagers running around — food can be a huge monthly expense. Shave a little off the top and in no time, you’ll notice you’ve got some extra cash to put toward your getaway. Save money by buying in bulk ,...

Are you looking for convenience or security? There is a difference, and many of today's systems are just fancy tablets. #Realsecurity #Realaffordable 

Just like this 3D version of our logo, we will cover your home from all angles. Industry leading tech support from certified technicians. #Foxguard

Know your neighbors and observe patterns. This cannot be emphasized enough. Know whether they work during the day, whether they have children (and, if so, what they look like), and what their needs are. Do you live next to an elderly couple that stays home, but sometimes needs help? Or is there a teenage driver in the family?  Are there small children you need to look out for? Knowing these things helps you be aware of who is in your neighborhood and what could be suspicious. Keep up your property, and encourage all of your neighbors to do the same. A neighborhood with mowed lawns, flowers, and freshly painted homes looks like it’s cared for, and this alone can help deter crime. A well-kept yard also provides fewer places for suspicious persons to take cover. If there is a certain open lot or abandoned home that is an eyesore, work together as a neighborhood to clean up weeds, plant trees, and do a bit of fixing up on the exterior. Be extra cautious when ...

What do you post on social media? While we all love sharing photos with friends and family, please remember that sharing pics of you on a cruise also sends a clear message : "We are not home, and no one is protecting our valuable belongings" An excerpt from a Facebook article: "Social Networking Security Threats" Users need to remember that Facebook makes money from its advertisers, not users. Since advertisers want to get their message out to as many people as possible, Facebook shares your information to everyone, not just your "friends." And most recently, Facebook's facial recognition technology automatically suggests that friends tag you, unless you turn it off. Scams on Facebook include cross-site scripting, clickjacking, survey scams and identity theft. One of the scammers' favorite methods of attack of the moment is known as cross-site scripting or "Self-XSS." Facebook messages such as Why are you tagged in this ...

From all of us at Fox Guard Security please consider these tips to help keep you and your family, and your possessions, safe and secure. Landscape with safety in mind.  As you walk around your property, look for areas that could be potential hiding spots for thieves, who prize the privacy they provide. Try and clear away any overgrown areas. Talk with your local police department.  Ask your police department to come and inspect your home and property and provide suggestions to increase home security. They can also offer insight on past break-in trends in your area. Know your neighbors.  Take the time to meet and engage with people on your street and encourage them to watch out for any suspicious activity when you are not home. Lighting matters.  Lighting can set the right ambiance inside your home, but outdoor lighting can be the difference between your home being targeted – or not – by thieves. Motion-sensitive fixtures can help add security and pro...