You’re on your summer holiday, in the Swiss Alps, on a beach somewhere far away, on a city trip or on a skiing weekend in the winter. Your phone rings. A call from the police or your neighbour and suddenly, from one moment to the next, your dream holiday turns into a nightmare. Your home has been broken into. You cut your holiday short, and fly or drive back home as fast as you can.
Your flat or house has been broken into. You see smashed windows or broken down doors. Instead of snorkelling, hiking or sailing, you now have to fill out claims forms for your insurance, go to the police and organise repairs. You have to block your credit cards and order new identity documents. Maybe your home was ransacked, your privacy deeply violated. You’ve been robbed and some things are irreplaceable.
Your holiday is ruined, your basic sense of trust shattered. The aftermath of a break-in can often be lengthy and traumatic. Now every time you come home, these heartbreaking scenes flash before you and the feelings of fear and helplessness come back to haunt you.

Instead of looking for the next ideal holiday destination, you’re looking for a new place to live. Almost a third of all break-in victims are so deeply traumatised that they consider moving home, and around 10% actually do.
People are burgled every day, but only 20% of cases are resolved.That’s why smart home owners protect against it ever happening.
Find out more today so you can leave without worries knowing your home is completely secured 24/7, even when you’re away for longer.There are lots of ways to protect yourself: a guard dog or high fence for starters, an enclosure around your property, guards on windows and doors, simple light timers, a securely bolted safe or even surveillance cameras and an alarm system.