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For Gregg Perreault, home security is just a cell phone keypad away.
The Baltimore County businessman uses his cell phone to control the wireless alarm he installed at a Middle River home he has renovated for sale. If somebody trips the system, he gets a text message. If a real estate agent or subcontractor wants to get into the house, he can deactivate the alarm with his cell phone keypad – from anywhere in the world. With new appliances and valuable copper pipes in the vacant house, it’s a system that gives him complete peace of mind, he said.

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The company gives homeowners a web-based and mobile device connection to their home security systems, IP cameras, sensors and wirelessly linked lights, locks and thermostats – the latter an entryway into home energy management. The system plugs into an existing home network.

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Whether you live in a house or an apartment, a protected home brings peace of mind. Even with neighborhood public safety agencies, it’s important for you to to make your home secure.
Expensive security systems are not the only option. Depending on your home and neighborhood, you may not need the fanciest system.