Tag Guard security to keep children out

Tag Guard offers the ideal security solution for unoccupied buildings during school holidays, with its wireless security systems.

Derelict and unoccupied buildings can be a tempting "playground" but tragedy could be one wrong step away for young children and youths with time on their hands during school holidays.

Empty buildings can become a magnet for kids to start fires, smash windows and generally fool around - just for "fun" of course.

Typically they are littered with broken glass and structurally they may be unsafe, especially if thieves have already targeted a building in the past to steal high value raw materials and scrap metals.

The recession has resulted in an increasing number of derelict buildings in the UK, meaning more hazardous areas for children.

Children are usually oblivious to the risks but dangers lurk in every part of a derelict or unoccupied building.

It is building owner who is liable if there is an accident, for failing to properly supervise or monitor the building.

The alternative of manned guarding or security patrols can be prohibitively expensive when an unoccupied building generates no income to help cover the cost.

A cost effective solution can be a wireless security system.

The leader in this field is Tag Guard whose wireless security products are ideally suited to such applications and lower in cost than traditional solutions such as manned guarding.

Being wireless, their systems are quick and easy to install, requiring no cabling or power supplies - useful in a building where the power is likely to have been deactivated.

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