Jan 12, 2021
Cold weather conditions can make vacant properties hotspots for squatters, fires, vandalism, and theft. Check out DAWGS Cold Weather Checklist for Vacant Properties.
(PRUnderground) January 12th, 2021

Cold weather conditions present new risks to vacant properties. Freezing temperatures can make vacant properties hotspots for squatters, fires, vandalism, and theft.
Make sure you have taken the necessary steps to safeguard your vacant property assets with DAWGS steel door and window guards and our cold weather checklist.
DAWGS Cold Weather Checklist for Vacant Properties
By following these steps, and securing your property with DAWGS, your properties will remain safe during the cold weather months.
About Door and Window Guard Systems
DAWGS (Door And Window Guard Systems) is a full-service vacant property security solution provider. DAWGS manufactures, installs and maintains steel door and window guards to secure vacant properties. DAWGS products provide unrivaled security for vacant properties.
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