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5 Tips to Protect Your Home While on Vacation

Anna BiddleBy Anna BiddleMay 2, 2024Updated:May 2, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Vacations are meant to be worry-free, without you thinking if your house or Emerald of Katong condo is safe and sound every minute. Luckily, there are ways to ensure that your house will be the same as when you left it when you head out. Here are five tips you can do right now.

Have a Trusted Friend or Relative Check

As a favor, you can ask a relative or close friend to check your house every few days or so when you’re leaving for vacation. Notify them ahead of time so they can prepare and you can find someone who’s willing to do it.

Invest in a Smart Camera

Smart cameras, or CCTVs can be installed either inside or outside your house for high-tech protection. These devices connect to the internet through your home’s wifi connection, which means you can access it on your phone via app anywhere you are.

Smart Alarms for Remote Notifications

In the same vein as CCTVs, you can place additional alarms on common entry points in your condo, such as your front door or window to act as a deterrent for trespassers. Opt for devices with loud alarms and notifications sent to your smartphone.

Double Check All Doors and Windows Before You Leave

As a precautionary measure, it’s always a good idea to check your windows and doors before you leave. Spend a minute or two and see if they’re securely locked before you head out on your vacation.

Unplug All Appliances

Home safety should also be practiced, especially if you’ll be gone for days or weeks. Eliminate potential hazards by going around the rooms and unplugging appliances you won’t be using, including electric fans, electric ovens, the AC, and others. Remember to do the same when you arrive.

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