Focusing On Security

Minimize Dangerous Situations On Your Residential Property

23 January 2019

Charlie Fuller

If you own a multi-level condominium complex, dealing with a rash of break-ins or destruction to your property can cut heavily into your earnings and can even deter people from staying on the premises. Keep on top of what occurs at the complex and put a stop to dangerous conditions by hiring a condominium security service.

Team Members Will Provide A Presence That Will Minimize Threats

Even if you changed your routine and decided to increase the hours that you are present at the complex, multiple problems could occur on different floor levels or on various parts of the property, which will make it impossible for you to handle all of the altercations. If several armed guards are on duty, their presence alone will buffer potential threats.

One guard can be assigned to each floor level and additional guards can be directed to watch over specific portions of the property. If the property that surrounds the complex is paved, then request that a security vehicle is driven around the premises during the day and night. 

Potential Hazards Can Be Addressed

An electrical issue or damage to a rooftop or balcony could pose a threat to your tenants. Unfortunately, these types of problems can crop up at just about any time. With extra sets of eyes monitoring your complex, problems that require immediate attention will be addressed swiftly. 

After increasing security, let your current tenants know about the new additions and formally introduce everyone to the new team members. This is a good time to refresh your tenants on the rules that you expect them to follow.

If you have a list of standard guidelines that are enforced regularly, then hand out copies of the guidelines and include information about how your tenants should get in touch with you or one of the guards if they have any questions or issues that they would like to discuss. By reinforcing the guidelines, your tenants will be aware of what could cause them to be charged with a fine or thrown off of the property.

When you would like to advertise that one or more units in your complex are for rent, include information in your advertisement's description that covers what types of security measures are taken on the property. People may be more inclined to move into one of the units if they know that their safety is one of your biggest concerns. 

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