Compare home alarms and insurance in the US. Unbiased, no pressure.
An independent comparison service for the leading residential alarm systems and home insurance policies with theft/burglary cover. US market data, transparent methodology, and recommendations tailored to your profile.
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Burglaries reported near you, alarm installers and home insurance brokers: everything on one map. Choose what you want to display.
Latest reported cases
The three most recent break-ins reported in the local press.
Burglaries — United States
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Alarms and home insurance policies evaluated on the criteria that really matter, without commercial bias.
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Field data
Interactive map of incidents by municipality, updated daily from local news reports.
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Evaluation criteria, sources, business model: everything is documented.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an alarm cost in the US?
Between $19/month for a connected DIY kit and $80/month for high-end professional monitoring. Kits purchased without a subscription start at $199. Everything depends on the floor area, the number of sensors, and the level of service required.
Does my insurance automatically cover theft?
Not always. Theft cover is often an optional extra (sometimes added on, sometimes included) within a home insurance policy. Check the specific theft excess and security requirements in the full terms and conditions — not just the marketing summary.
Does an alarm really reduce the risk?
Yes, statistically. Official figures and insurer studies all agree: the visible presence of an alarm system (stickers, siren, signage) reduces the risk of burglary by approximately 60%. Once an alarm is triggered, 80% of intruders abandon the attempt within a minute.
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