Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to face that dreaded monster: The New Year’s Resolution. (Groan.) It’s not a surprise that most people have negative feelings about resolutions. They remind us of all the things we don’t like about ourselves on one expectation-packed day of the year. We put ourselves under a lot of pressure to change around...
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Another great year is coming to an end. Where does the time go? We’ve had such a fun, busy year at Guardline, and we’re looking forward to another one in 2020. But before we ring in the New Year, we wanted to share with you what we’ve been up to this month… It’s truly a cheesy holiday around the Guardline...
People with large properties have different security concerns than those in cities or neighborhoods. They typically involve not being able to see certain areas that are far from the house, which is where folks like to trespass, dump trash, and hunt illegally. But what if you live in the city or a neighborhood? You may not have to worry about...
We’ve all been there: Life throws something at you that you weren’t expecting. Whether an inconvenience or a full-blown disaster, at some point we all face circumstances that disrupt our lives. It can be as simple as a power outage or as serious as the death of a loved one. The biggest challenge in these situations is that we’re rarely...
It’s been a busy (and fun!) month at Guardline. We’ve been working hard to get ready for the holidays, including offering our biggest sale of the year. We always love hearing from you about our products. Sometimes you have questions. Sometimes you just want to tell us how much you love our systems. Either way, you always make us laugh and...
As we approach the holidays and start making plans to spend time with family in the comfort of home, it’s important to think about indoor fire safety. Unfortunately, about 3,400 people are killed by indoor fires each year, making it the third-highest cause of death in the home. Our houses embody everything we love and cherish, so there are a...
We’re all too busy. Screens, traffic, work stress, family obligations, and packed schedules seem to take over, but don’t lead to a more meaningful life. Most of us dream about living a simpler existence, one where we get to focus on what really matters and enjoy precious moments. The good news is, it’s not as hard as you think to...
Rental income from houses, cottages, or apartments can be a lucrative way to make passive income. But it’s not a slam dunk that it’ll be profitable, and it could even cost you money – along with some sleep. There are a handful of things to consider before you decide to rent an existing property, acquire one, or build an additional...
October has been a busy month at Guardline. We’ve been taking your calls, answering your questions, and working hard to bring you America’s #1 outdoor motion sensor. But we always find some time to have a little fun. Here’s what we’ve been up to... Our warehouse manager, David (above), decided to dress up as his favorite energy drink one day....
Any way you cut it, caring for an elderly parent is tough. Besides the demands on your own time, you may also feel a sense of loss for the vibrant person you once knew. Aging parents may express feelings of anger at losing their independence and physical abilities. About 17% of adult children care for aging parents, and most people...
Depending on your perspective, Halloween can either be really fun or a major inconvenience. It’s a holiday that is based on people – usually strangers – coming onto your property. Regardless of whether you participate or not, there are things you can do to prepare both for people visiting your home and also when going onto other people’s property. Tips...
It’s that time of year when we make plans to be with family for the holidays, and that may involve traveling. Anybody with a large property knows that being gone for even short periods of time is challenging. It’s not like locking the door to an apartment and walking away. There are animals to take care of, yards or fields...
