Simplx Security Core Values Did you know that every 15 seconds a home burglary happens in the US? Yeah. Only 15 seconds. That means that by the time you’ve clicked on this post and read through this sentence, someone has just been robbed. Crazy!  For this reason and many more, it’s wise to partner with a home security company to

Ahhh yes…the moment you’ve been waiting for. Sand in your toes and surf in your hair. Or maybe you’re just looking forward to silence and a majestic mountain view during your morning cup of coffee. Whatever your vacation plans, one thing is certain…. You want to relax. Below are some best practices to follow that will give you peace of mind during your getaway.

Introducing: Simplx Alarm Chat 2 minute read Have you noticed text messages on your phone saying there’s been an alarm?  Here’s everything you need to know about the new Simplx CHAT feature…  What is Simplx Alarm Chat? The Simplx alarm chat is a new program that cuts time and frustration coming from traditional alarm phone calls. Say your burglar alarm

Concerned about your child’s safety once they get home from school? Do you really know they are safe and behaving themselves? Read this article to discover four benefits to have a Simplx Security system.

[one_fourth] Darrell Swanson is a licensed insurance agent with Short Associates in Fort Wayne, IN.[/one_fourth] [three_fourth_last] When people think of security systems, they usually just think of protection from burglars and not protection from flooded basements. However, for at least one insurance agent in Fort Wayne flood protection was EXACTLY why he wanted a security system. Two years ago we

It’s almost time for the kids to get out of school and your family to go on vacation! However, it can be hard to relax on vacation when your house is unoccupied. So many things can go wrong, especially in your imagination. You could have left the front door unlocked or the garage wide open. The basement could be filling

I think we are all ready for the weather to warm up, the snow and ice to melt, and for winter to finally be over. Or are we? As some of us know too well, melting snow and ice often leads to flooded basements. Is there anything worse than coming home, going downstairs, and discovering a flooded basement? I don’t