Advanced Protective Services, LLC

Metal door breaching

Getting the "BEAST" back on the road! She had an engine fire five years ago. She is running again! A round of under body spray, a new paint job, and new decals are in her future.

We are hiring for Armed and Unarmed Guard positions in the metro Atlanta area. We have full-time jobs available. Please submit your email of interest or resume to [email protected]. You can also contact our office at 678-631-1038. Our pay scale is above the regional average. APS is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

SIMPLE HOME SAFETY TIPS 1) Invest in your house with a home security system. Those little "stickers" on your windows and doors saying your home is alarmed, make criminals choose another residence. 2) Make your house look lived in. Interior or exterior Lights that are on automatic timers can fool criminals into believing someone is home. ... 3) Keep quiet on social media. Don't post that you are looking forward to that trip to Jamaica. Thieves troll social media looking for empty homes. 4) Don't open the door for just anyone. criminals often use pretexts and solicitations to gain entry into homes. 5) Get a smart lock. These can be hacked electronically; However, there is value in the added security smart locks provide, such as using a camera to see and record whoever is at the door, and the convenience of being able to remotely operate a door. 6) Close your blinds. This helps keep your valuables out of sight. It also helps keep the bad guys guessing is someone is home or not. 7) Use privacy film. Privacy film helps in many ways. It can help keep your home cooler in the summer by reflecting radiant heat. Privacy film also helps with safety and security by reinforcing the glass. This protective film makes the glass more difficult to break. 8) Rely on man's best friend. Barking dogs have always been a great deterrent against break-ins. If you are not able to have a dog due to allergies, you can install a motion sensor that can play a soundtrack of a dog barking. Believe it or not, this actually does work.