That Sinking Feeling when You Return Home: Protecting Your Possessions with New Entry Doors April 21, 2015 You went away for a vacation with your family and it was something you had planned for months. By the time you left, you checked all of the entry doors, made sure the windows were sealed tight, and were confident that your home would be safe while you are away. Pulling into the driveway after that vacation, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated, you might have experienced a sinking feeling. The front door could have been swung open. You tell your family to wait in the car while you approach the house cautiously. You notice marks along the door and part of the frame was cracked and broken. Stepping inside you realize that whoever had broken into your home was long gone, along with many of your possessions. You could be trying to figure out how this happened to you. How did somebody know you weren’t home and gain access into your home? It might have been simple luck on the part of the burglar, especially with regard to you not being home for a week, but as far as actually breaking in, it could have been the result of old, outdated, and worn out entry doors. People who make a living by breaking into other people’s homes will be able to quickly and easily spot weak, inexpensive, and old entry doors. These are like gold to these criminals. A new, highly secure front door, side door, and other entry doors can help to protect your home much more effectively than outdated ones. Many would-be criminals and burglars will try to gain access into a home through the entry doors first. If they can’t gain access, they may move to one of the windows, but odds are if they see the entry door is strong and durable, they may prefer to go to another house instead. If this happened to you or it’s a concern of yours, protect your home with newer, more secure and durable entry doors. You could find them at Platinum Home Designs and Renovations.