When making any purchase decision you are faced with numerous other mini choices that ultimately lead to your final decision. This is no different for a security system. Today I’m going to talk about some of the barriers that face us in regards to a security system. We are going to examine those barriers and ask ourselves if they are true barriers, or if they are just excuses.

One of the most common objections to purchasing a security system is the cost, as it is with almost anything that is perceived as expensive. Security Systems are becoming more and more affordable, and cost is becoming less of an issue. If you were given the choice between being burglarized or purchasing a security system the answer is fairly apparent.

This is one of the most common questions that I hear when I talk about security. I’d like to rephrase the question though, because need, is a strong word, and most of us don’t need a lot of things in life, but we still get them. I think the better question is why should I have security. The first part of the question refers to living in a low crime area, so I’m going to address that first.