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...
HOME SECURITY BLOG
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. Halloween...
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...
We have so much fun at Guardline. Whether it’s producing videos, reading your reviews, or taking your calls. Check out some of our best moments of last month. Breaking News: Sasquatch Sighting at the Guardline Office Some people think that Sasquatch isn’t real. We’re here to tell you he is. In fact, he visited our office last week! We...
Owning property can be very rewarding, but also pretty stressful. Whether you run a farm business, a hobby farm, or just enjoy your own little slice of heaven, property security is likely at the top of your list of worries. We’ve outlined a few key things to be aware of when it comes to securing your property and being prepared. ...
Josh Draper is a busy guy. He runs a 200-acre farm, as well as an active video blog about his busy farm life called Stoney Ridge Farmer. When I called Josh, he was out on his tractor. He took a minute to find a shady spot and then shared his story with me… Guardline: Tell me about your property and...
Put away your lawn chairs, flip flops, and bug spray. Summer is ending, and that means colder temperatures are right around the corner. Winter can be a great time of the year: all-night conversations around a roaring fire, big family meals that never end, and more downtime inside spent with loved ones. But the chilly season can also wreak havoc...
Stephanie is the blogger over at Acre Life. She was looking for a do it yourself solution to her home security and to get alerts around the farm. They put the Guardline Driveway Alarm to the test: Pairing the Guardline Sensor to the Receiver Stephanie gave a great walkthrough of how to pair the sensor and receiver, showing everybody...
We were lucky enough to partner with the AZ DIY Guy who did an amazing blog post for us on the Guardline Driveway Alarm, it's set up, and how he's using it around his home. From his article: I’ve become uneasy with the idea of some of the smart home stuff lately. I know it’s inevitable; heck, I...
The batteries in your Guardline driveway alarm sensors will typically last for about 1 year, although that will vary depending on usage, batteries, and temperature extremes. Checking Guardline Motion Sensor Battery Levels You can easily determine if any of your sensors have low batteries by looking at the Guardline receiver. Make sure the receiver is turned on and look below...
"Without Guardline, I wouldn't have known..." Guardline customer Allen Bryant is no stranger to property theft. Several months before buying his Guardline outdoor motion sensor alarm, his car had been broken into. He had security cameras at the time but they didn't notify him of the crime - he realized it only later. After the criminals broke into...
Fellow Washingtonian and security-minded individual, Gaye Levy, recently wrote up a great review of our Guardline 1/4 mile driveway alarm on her blog, Backdoorsurvival.com. In her article, she gives a thorough review of the 1/4 mile Guardline alarm, including a range test. Plus, she gives her overall impressions of the alarm and let's you in on what she would use it...
