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Home Security Through All 4 Seasons Although buying a home security system is designed to protect you all year round, it’s not a bad idea to take extra precautions depending on the season. You might not think it, but home security is somehow related to seasonal change, as some times of the year are more prone to burglaries and some seasons affect home security measures to the point where they can make your home more vulnerable to attacks. So let’s take a look at the home security specific of each season and point out what you will have to pay extra attention to and what will be your home’s vulnerabilities. Home security during springtime Springtime is considered having moderate impact on home security and it’s not necessarily a season that statistics point out to be prone to burglaries. Being a transition season however, temperatures might shift from extreme cold to extreme warmth, which can affect the state and performance of your home security system, especially those components that are designed to protect your home’s exterior. Since it’s a rather wet season, make sure that all your external motion detectors, security cameras or alarms are all waterproof and the water doesn’t affect their performance one bit. Home security during summertime Home security experts consider summertime the period of the year when burglaries have the highest chance of happening. This has been proven statistically, as more than half of all house burglaries occur during this period and this has a couple of explanations. First of all, summertime is vacation season for most of us and many people choose to detach from their daily surroundings during summertime, leaving town. This gives burglars a good opportunity to plan their attack thoroughly. They lose two of the threats they fear most: sound, light and time. Light and time are not an issue anymore if someone is away from home, so the only thing they will have to bypass is the barking guard dog or the burglar alarm that you installed. In addition, being hot all-round, you will constantly feel the need to open windows to create a chilly airflow, especially when there’s no air conditioning system installed. This gives thieves and burglars the opportunity to steal items from your house even when you’re inside, but in a different room for example. Another common mistake related to this is leaving upper story windows open to freshen up the house while you’re away for a few hours or so. A clever burglar will be able to find a way to climb up to the open window and get in your house without too much effort. Home security during autumn Autumn is considered a low risk season, as the outside weather will keep people inside their homes longer than they would during spring or summer for example. It’s also a lot harder for burglars to “work” in a rainy and muddy environment as it would prove too messy and sloppy and they could easily be identified. On the other hand, the same murky weather could cause problems to your outdoor home security system components so make sure they’re 100% waterproof. Home security during winter Statistically, winter is the second most burglary-prone season after summer; however it’s still considered a medium-threat season. You’ll be spending a lot more time inside your house, giving burglars less time to move around and act. During the holidays, things are a lot different though. People leave on vacations and leave their houses unattended and the entire holidays can distract us from issues such as home security, making us more vulnerable.