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Return To Surveillance Article Archive   Security and Surveillance Video Cameras Can Save You 12-15% On Your Insurance By Fred Tillman Every homeowner or business owners that owns property needs HOI, homeowners insurance or hazard insurance. It just depends where you are in the country or who you are dealing with as to the terminology that is used. But it's all the same. You can't buy a home, either it be a single family home, town home, condo or even an office build without getting hazard insurance before you go to settlement. Hazard insurance gives both you the property owner and the lender peace of mind in case of a fire or some other catastrophe that this asset will be made whole again and everyone is protected from financial ruin. Now depending on the size or your home or mortgage, hazard insurance can range from hundreds of dollars to thousands of dollars per year. As I'm sure you know, insurance goes up almost every year and forget about it if you have made a claim. In some cases hazard insurance can be as costly, if not more costly than the yearly tax bill on the property. Hold on, I know you thought Christmas had passed but here is a late Christmas gift for you. There is a way to save 12-15% per year on your HOI/hazard insurance that 90% of the home owners and business owners do not even know about. Probably their insurance agent does not know about or think to ask. I know you asking, "How is it that I can save 12-15% on my yearly hazard insurance bill?" The answer is through security systems. Security is not a want in this day and age, it is a necessity. Insurance companies give their clients discounts for having security devices in their properties. These security systems can be as simple as monitored systems to having an easy to install surveillance and security camera system. Here is the question you want to ask your insurance agent when either you apply for a new hazard or homeowners insurance policy or renewing your current policy. Whether you pick up the phone and call your insurance agent or go into their office. Ask them " Hey Mr. or Ms. Agent how much of a discount will I receive for having security devices or systems in my property." You might be pleasantly suprised when you hear the answer. Also, one more thing for those of you that have had security devices, like motion detectors, security or surveillance cameras and/or monitored devices. If you have receipts or bills for your hidden cameras, surveillance camera systems or monitoring; your insurance company should prorate your bill for that period of time once you ask for it. So get on the phone and save some money. Here's to your safety and saving money. We have the highest quality Surveillance Cameras to help protect your most valuable assets. For many it will be their family and homes and for others it will be their businesses and what's inside. Either way EyeSpyTech.com is the your best option. Please feel free to use this article, as long the article and the resource box remain unaltered. keywords: surveillance cameras | security cameras | video surveillance cameras | surveillance camera systems | cameras Monitor Internet Activity

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