Progressive Security Screens

Peace of mind and saving energy while working from home If you are one of the many Southern CA residents now working from home, you are most likely taking advantage of the fantastic weather here by leaving doors and windows open. Its why we live here, right. Leaving those doors and window open can save on utilities, and enjoying the fresh air creates a better sense of well being. The downside to this is the potential vulnerability to crime. Standard window and door screen...s are easy to cut or pry open and do not offer much UV or radiant heat loss/gain protection. Let’s say your office is in the back of your house or upstairs. It can be a bit unnerving to leave your front, back door, or windows open while not being able to keep an eye out for a potential intruder. Say you are on a conference call or creating another mind-bending spread sheet, you are not going to want the distractions of wondering if someone is at your door, or even worse, has quietly entered your home. One great solution is to install stainless steel security window and door screens. These new screens look great, offer fantastic security, keep the bugs out, and even cut down the radiant heat entering your home. They look very similar to a regular fly screen but offer so much more! You gain peace of mind, while at the same time cut down on your utilities. With this new stainless-steel mesh technology, you maintain a feeling of open space and unhindered view. These screens reduce radiant heat by 53% and filter 62% of UV radiation. For 10 years now Progressive Security Screens has been offering this peace of mind to thousands of homeowners, businesses, government institutions, and schools. Please feel free to contact us for a free product showing and estimate. www.progressivesecurityscreens.com 858 271-0900

According to a United Nations study on the 2008-2009 recession, we may see a rise in crime, due to the financial impact of the Corona Virus. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Economic crises may trigger rise in crime... 3 February 2012 - Crime may peak during economic crises, according to the UNODC report Monitoring the Impact of Economic Crisis on Crime. During periods of economic stress, the incidence of robbery may double, and homicide and motor vehicle theft also increase, according to the report. Using data recorded by police in 15 countries on the incidence of robbery, homicide and car theft, the report focuses on the possible effects of economic stress, in particular during the global financial crisis of 2008-2009. In 8 of 11 countries undergoing economic upheavals, a link between economic factors and crime could be clearly established. While a consistent relationship between specific crimes and specific economic factors could not be established, the evidence shows that crime is linked to the economic climate. Such findings are consistent with criminal motivation theory, which suggests that economic stress causes an increase in criminal behavior. The available data do not, however, support the theory of criminal opportunity, which suggests that decreased levels of production and consumption may reduce some types of crime, such as property crime, by creating fewer potential crime targets. www.progressivesecurityscreens.com

PSS is always willing to suggest good security tips. However, this one may not go over well with the neighbors.

PSS is always willing to suggest good security tips. I suppose this one may not go over so well with the neighbors, but we thought it was funny.