by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | 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 Door and Window Guard Systems | 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...
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | May 26, 2020 | Security, Vacant Property
During the Coronavirus Pandemic, a Florida-based mortgage lender was experiencing break-ins and vandalism issues with their New Jersey property portfolio. Due to the COVID-19 lock-down and travel restrictions, the lender’s representative was unable to travel to the...
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Sep 30, 2019 | Security, Vacant Property
Properties become vacant for a variety of reasons. The home may be on the market and the previous owner has already vacated the property, a property may be going through renovations, it may be bank-owned as a result of foreclosure or it may simply be an abandoned...
by DAWGS Door and Window Guard Systems | Property Security | Jun 24, 2019 | Community Outreach, Security, Vacant Property
For more than a decade, DAWGS has provided equipment and vacant property accessibility training for first responders and fire departments in the areas they serve. The fire departments DAWGS has worked with includes the Chicago and New York Fire Departments. Recently,...
by DAWGS | Secure Vacant Property | Feb 4, 2019 | Security
Vacant Property Break-Ins Rise as Temperatures Fall Break-ins are something no one wants to think about happening to them. But home invasions and vacant property break-ins do happen quite frequently. Many property owners think that all they can do is use a security...
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