Breaking into apartments and houses is not uncommon and burglars often target onoccupied real estate. Burglars often observe the property for weeks in advance before they decide to break and enter. They do this based on clear indications that no one is staying at the property. When we discuss reliable ways to ensure against burglary, we must certainly mention one of the most effective modern protection systems – the alarm! These safety devices are based on an alert system, are easy to use, and offer the possibility of adding fire sensors to them.

In addition to alarm systems, many property owners are opting for video surveillance via security cameras, which have proven to be a great way of protecting your home or secondary residence against burglary. A red camera light will scare away even the most experienced burglars and keep them away from your property.
As an additional (and relatively inexpensive) measure of protection, you can also install sensor lights that will confuse the burglar and thus possibly prevent them from breaking and entering your home.

These obligations and activities cannot be performed regularly if we do not live in the property, and especially if we live in another city or country. In addition, leaving the property unattended can lead to dangerous situations that can imply great material and non-material damage for the property owner.

Heavy rainfall, one of the most common disasters in our area, can quickly damage the exterior as well as the interior of the property, especially if rainfall causes flooding. Damage can also occur as a result of windstorms or stronger earthquakes, which is why a detailed inspection of the property after natural disasters is deemed necessary.

This is why our services include damage checks after a natural disaster.