Do I Need a Safe?
tony.vaultpro • February 23, 2020
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Do I need a Safe?
As the owner of a safe manufacturing company, I am often asked by my friends and family “Do I need a safe?” After all, why buy a safe if you don’t have a real need for one. That leads us to the question of “why you need a safe?”
Why would you need a Safe?
While a safe is primarily designed to protect your belongings against theft, it can also protect your belongings from the devastation of fire and natural disasters and in some cases water damage.
Why would you need a safe in your Home?
Not everyone needs a safe, however if any of the questions below can be answered with a yes…I would advise you to have a safe in your home as a matter of priority:
- Are you a business owner?
- Are you a firearm owner?
- Do you have important, sensitive and irreplaceable paperwork such as trusts, wills, deeds, stock certificates, birth or death certificates?
- Do you keep cash on hand in your home?
- Do you own jewelry or heirloom jewelry which has high intrinsic or sentimental value?
- Do you have photographs or personal effects which have sentimental value?
- Do you have gadgets of value (Camera’s, Video Cameras, Laptop Computers, Tablets, etc.…)?
- Do you have important and sensitive data on CDs, disks or other electronic devices?
- Do you have confidential information you would not want others to see (medical records, etc.…)?
- Do you have house cleaners, trade’s people, dog walkers or other outsiders coming into your home?
Owning a safe can help to simplify your life and give you the peace of mind that you deserve.
While some things are irreplaceable and, in some cases dangerous in the wrong hands, there are many items that are replaceable and should be considered for safe keeping as well. Passports, house and car keys, credit or debit cards, other forms of I.D. are all replaceable however, they require your valuable time to properly replace and could prove very costly. For instance, if a thief should take a spare set of keys, you may not even notice it right away allowing easy access for further theft of your home or car. Passports, I.D.’s, Credit and debit cards can also be replaced but, can create havoc before you have a chance to stop bad actors from draining your accounts and even stealing your identity.
Owning a safe can help you to avoid unfortunate circumstances and give you the peace of mind you need.
Choosing the Best Safe at the Best Price?
There is a wide range of safes available in size, security level, amenities and accessibility options as well as costs, depending on your individual needs and circumstances. It is important to choose a safe that is right for you and you should give careful consideration to the location of the safe as well as the accessibility and amenities of your safe. Choosing a safe based on price is usually a recipe for disaster should a break-in occur.
Don’t make the mistake of purchasing a safe and finding out later that it isn’t going to serve your needs, fit your particular circumstances or give you the peace of mind you deserve. If you are considering buying a safe and have questions or concerns…make sure to seek advice from a qualified expert. Don’t hesitate to give one of our Vault Pro’s a call for expert advice and a free no obligation quote.
Stay safe,
Tony
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