by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Jun 14, 2021 | Security, Vacant Property
DAWGS has long touted the advantages of steel door and window panels to secure vacant properties, over its plywood/board-up counterpart. Not only is steel more cost effective over time, but DAWGS steel security rental solutions are sustainable and reusable. Steel is a...
by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Mar 8, 2021 | Security, Vacant Property
DAWGS Expands to Memphis Door And Window Guard Systems Inc. (DAWGS), a provider of steel window and door guards for vacant property security, announces expansion of operations to the Memphis, Tennessee market. Memphis and the surrounding areas have long been plagued...
by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Jan 27, 2021 | Security, Vacant Property
Property security experts at DAWGS warn that extended lockdowns due to COVID-19 could lead to increased risks of vandalism and theft for vacant properties. Brandon Buhai at DAWGS comments, “Stay at home orders and curfews means less people are on the streets in both...
by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Jan 11, 2021 | Security, Vacant Property
Cold weather conditions present new risks to vacant properties. Freezing temperatures can make vacant properties hotspots for squatters, fires, vandalism, and theft. Make sure you have taken the necessary steps to safeguard your vacant property assets with DAWGS steel...
by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Nov 10, 2020 | Vacant Property
A solid economic recovery and red-hot housing market helped drive the vacant “zombie” foreclosure rate to new lows in the first half of 2020, even as the coronavirus crisis threatens to trigger a resurgence in these vacant properties stuck in foreclosure limbo. ...
by DAWGS Vacant Property Security | Property Security | Oct 26, 2020 | Security, Vacant Property
As the temperatures drop, risks to vacant properties rise. It may only be October, but in many parts of the US, snow already blankets the ground. As temperatures continue to fall, vacant properties can become hotspots for squatters, fires, vandalism, and theft. Now is...
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