The Stronghold Report

Every homeowner is entitled to our Stronghold Safety Assessment, an analysis of your home, your family, your worries and your environment to determine where your home can be better fortified.

Sample Stronghold Report: the cover page with the home score and first recommendations, the section scores, and the home emergency sheet

“David came out, gave a full assessment of my home and property—inside and out. No fear-mongering, or hype. At no cost at all he gave me a quick plan. … Why has no one thought to offer anything like this before?”

Jeremy S. · Google review

Your Stronghold Score

The Stronghold Safety Assessment is made up of 73 specifically selected points that we think have the most immediate effect on your safety at home. Environmental conditions, local crime, how many doors your home has, where it sits in the neighborhood, whether you have a fence, and more, are all taken into account.

After the assessment you will have a clear view of where we think you are most vulnerable. No assessment is the same, because no home is exactly alike.

Every opening, graded

  • Green: no immediate upgrade recommended based on our assessment.
  • Yellow: improvement recommended.
  • Red: significant vulnerability observed; prioritize improvement.

The 73 points sit in four scored sections: the area around the house, the approach and perimeter, the structure and its openings, and the systems you already own. Each point carries a grade, and every door and window we looked at is listed underneath its point.

What the report tells you to do

  • Do these today. The fixes that cost nothing and need nobody. Cutting back what hides a window, locking a gate, changing the code the builder set, taking the spare key off the property.
  • What we would do. The work we perform, ranked in the order we would do it, and the level of protection we would put the house at.
  • What you should do. Rekeying, alarms, monitoring and anything else we do not sell. Listed plainly, with nothing in it for us.

The report also carries your family plan, written down in your own words on one page, and a short section on getting out. That last one is the only part that is not about anybody breaking in.

Why the report is worth having even if you buy nothing

Because cameras and alarms alone are reactive, not preventative. An alarm cannot stop an intruder at the door. A camera records the break-in while it happens. We turn your home into a fortress instead, and the Stronghold Safety Assessment is what shows us the weak points in your castle.

Schedule your free Stronghold Safety Assessment.

Every homeowner in Williamson County and the surrounding area is entitled to a free home security assessment — the 73-point Stronghold Safety Assessment. It scores the house on how well it holds against a forced entry, and you keep a written report of what we’d fix first. It is guaranteed to show you how to improve your home’s safety.