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faolteam · 2011-03-15 00:03:33

We have a family house and the last person in it passed away and now there is nobody living in it anf it has been broken into , Was just wondering if anybody would recommend from a security point of view: should we board up the windows or get some form of alarm put in that would be a detterrent until we sell it which make…

15-03-2011 12:03am

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We have a family house and the last person in it passed away and now there is nobody living in it anf it has been broken into ,

Was just wondering if anybody would recommend from a security point of view:

should we board up the windows or get some form of alarm put in that would be a detterrent until we sell it which make takw a while

Any advice greatly appreciated ???

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#2 15-03-2011 7:06am

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It's up to you, spend 200 on plywood and board it up, won't look too good or spend upwards of 500 on an alarm system.
If it was me I'd go for the alarm

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