Going from a call-center monitored security system to a DIY Home Security system may seem like a questionable choice. But in the long run, not only is the investment worth it, but you will find yourself more confident knowing you are fully responsible for your own property. I mean, who is going to take better care of you and your family than yourself?

Affordable equipment

Home owners mostly opt for DIY Home Security systems due to their affordability in comparison to regular systems, which usually involve a monthly or yearly fee plus the installment costs and maintenance. And even then you can’t always be sure your house is receiving the appropriate protection based on its value.

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You monitor your belongings

When you choose DIY Home Security to guard your home, you are assuming full responsibility for your safety, everyone and everything else in your house. DIY Home Security gives you eyes and ears in such a way you will know what is happening in your house at all times. With the simple aid of a smart phone you can keep an eye on your property through a security app. Problem solved!

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No monthly fees

This is probably the best part about DIY home security. Once you’ve installed all the equipment, there is no need to pay a monthly fee in terms of insurance. You just saved yourself over $1200 dollars a year!

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Easy to transport

DIY Home Security is often portable and this is also an advantage when it comes to weighing on the pros and cons of this system. Set it up and take it down as much as you require. Plus, you won’t need to do any heavy-duty installation –mounting or drilling.

Forget about false alarms

With a DIY Home Security your greatest concern is to maybe stumble into a movement sensor in your house and activate a push notification of intruder or suspicious activity. A situation like that could get you a police fine if you had a pricey call-center monitored security system. You’ll get a whole new appreciation of Home Security while saving a load of money. Isn’t DIY the best?