Home security assessment. Episode 1

Front entrance.

Front Entrance
1. Is the door itself constructed of metal or solid wood?
2. Is the door frame strong and tight enough to prevent forcing or
spreading?
3. Are the door hinges protected from removal from the outside?
4. Are windows in or near the door more than 40 inches from the
locks?
5. Is the door secured by a double-cylinder deadbolt lock with a
minimum one-inch throw?
6. Is the door kept locked at all times?
7. Are strikes and strike plates properly installed with three-inch
screws?
8. Does the door have an adequate viewer or intercom device?
9. Does the door or the area surrounding it have glass panels, which
can be used to view visitors if a viewer or intercom is missing?
9. Are all visitors visually identified before unlocking and opening
the door?
10. Is any mail slot, delivery port or pet entrance located so locks
cannot be reached from the exterior?
11. Is there a screen or storm door with an adequate lock?
12. Is the exterior or front entrance lit with at least a 40-watt light?
13. Are landscaping and entryways designed and maintained to
prohibit concealment of the front door?

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