How to move your home security system to a new home

So, you’re moving to a new home. You’re packing up all the valuables and handing them off to burly men to chuck into a moving truck with hopefully more grace than they showed when they nearly dropped your piano off the front porch.

Now, you’re going over your checklist of things to handle: register the kids with their new school system; make sure you’ve informed the utility company you’ll no longer be in the old house; oh, and yes, make sure you have a home security system set up at the new digs.

It’s one of the many hassles of moving — less annoying than dealing with the movers carrying all your china in a teetering pile at once, but more so than changing your address at the post office, perhaps.

It’s time to shift your home security system to your new house.

You’re probably already groaning at the thought. When will you have the time to take care of yet another chore right in the middle of a complicated moving process? Maybe you should just dig a moat around the house and install a drawbridge, that should keep the thieves out, right?

If you already have a system with BlueAccess, however, the process is far simpler than you might think.

Because BlueAccess provides homeowners with its custom DIY home security kits, you don’t have to worry about expensive installations or call for a technician to wire up your house for you.

Instead, it’s as simple as 1-2-3.

1. First, after removing your BlueAccess equipment from your old home, you’ll need to install it at the new house. Take care in putting each piece of equipment in the best place for your safety and convenience.
2. Next, once all the equipment is in place, you’ll need to contact the county, if applicable in your location, to register the system. This will ensure that if the alarm goes off, local law enforcement knows where to respond and can show up promptly in case of a break-in.
3. Finally, contact your BlueAccess office and inform them of the move so they can update their file with your new address and other information to ensure you receive the full attention and care you deserve.

Easy as pie, right?

Of course, if you don’t have a BlueAccess security system, you might have to jump through a lot more hoops with a big corporate security company, wait hours for a technician to arrive in some multi-hour window and then hope he doesn’t break anything as he tramps around your house installing a different security system.

You already have to put up with that when you get your cable set up, why do that with a security system?

Instead, give BlueAccess a call or visit the website to check out the DIY options available to you so you can feel safe and secure in your new home without all the hassle of dealing with appointments and installation fees.

Make sure your new house is protected and give BlueAccess a try.