Exterior Security Lighting

Exterior Security Lighting

Good property lighting is a definite deterrent to criminals who would always prefer not to be observed.

Exterior security lighting is very important for every access door and pathway. The front entry door of the residence should be illuminated with a two bulb fixture or two fixtures. The extra bulb serves to provide coverage when one burns out. Motion detectors work great for external illumination. Good property lighting is a definite deterrent to criminals who would always prefer not to be observed. Motion detector lights should be mounted at least 8 feet above the ground so they are difficult to disable. Install the lights so they illuminate all doors, ground level windows, the garage door and any pathways leading to or around the property. Doors, being the preferred entry point, should be the first priority to illuminate.

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