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Protect your home with temperature and flood sensors

When it comes to home protection, most people think of security systems, smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide alarms. But another set of sensors can help prevent costly damage: temperature and flood sensors. These devices can alert you to problems like burst pipes and leaks — even when you’re not home. How temperature and flood sensors […]

Why you should upgrade your security system from plain old telephone lines to cellular

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), commonly called landlines but officially known as Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS), has been a reliable backbone for security systems since the late 19th century. However, with the rise of digital and wireless communication technologies, the maintenance and operation of POTS have become increasingly costly and inefficient. Telecom companies […]

Home security tips for your vacation

Vacations are meant for relaxation, adventure, and stepping away from daily worries. However, leaving your home unattended can make it a target for burglars. Make sure your trip is worry-free with these security tips. Make your home look occupied Secure all entry points Pause your posts to social media accounts Invest in a security system […]

Medical alerts for every lifestyle

Maintaining independence while ensuring safety is a priority for many individuals, especially those with medical concerns. Heartland Security offers medical alert systems designed to provide peace of mind both at home and on the go. Belle W Medical Alert The Belle W is a versatile device that can be worn as a bracelet or pendant. […]

Holiday fire safety: Protect your home and loved ones this season

The holidays are a time for celebrations, but they also bring an increased risk of house fires. According to the National Fire Protection Association, more fires occur in December than in any other month. Many of these incidents are caused by activities surrounding our celebrations like cooking and decorating for the holidays. As we gather […]

Thank you from Heartland Security

For 25 years, Heartland Security has been the trusted choice for thousands of people when it comes to home and business security. As we reflect during this season of gratitude, we want to express our sincere appreciation for your business. We hope you’ll consider recommending our services to your friends, family, and business associates. To […]

Fire and carbon monoxide safety for pets: Protecting your furry friends

Just like humans, our pets are at risk in the event of a fire or carbon monoxide leak and it’s important to prepare and protect them. Here’s how you can help your pets stay safe. Understanding the risks FirePets can sometimes get into trouble by chewing on cords, knocking over candles, or getting too close […]

Why it is important to respond to automated calls from your monitoring center

Your security system is monitored by highly skilled, certified professionals 24/7. This means whether you are home or away, your system will alert you, the monitoring center, and if necessary, emergency services if a problem arises. Heartland Security systems are designed to send a signal to the monitoring center when a sensor is triggered, or […]

Secure your property with Heartland Security

Heartland Security offers a cost-effective, reliable solution to help protect your home, family, business, and valuables. When you request a free quote, our local security specialists will visit your location to customize a security system to meet your needs. Comprehensive intrusion protection Our intrusion protection systems are designed to detect unauthorized entry into your home […]

Transition your security system to cellular communication during the POTS sunset

The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), also known as Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS), has been a reliable backbone for security systems since the late 19th century. With the rise of digital and wireless communication technologies, the maintenance and operation of POTS have become increasingly costly and inefficient. Telecom companies are phasing out POTS lines, […]