Move In Protected, with Just a Good Plan
Boxes all over, movers in and out, and twelve tabs open comparing doorbell cameras – moving seems crazy enough without it also being a “We'll get to it eventually” project. This is what you get if you don't go through the hassle of installing a new home security system. Our move-in security plan is operated before we even give you the keys to the home, so the home that you move into on day one is the safest home it can be!
Day One Beats Someday
The only problem with “We'll just take care of the house after we move in” is that you never move in! Six weeks become six months, and then you find you got old door codes to the home and a doorbell camera that you intended to install back in the spring. Our New home security installation can turn that around – We can design security before the first box is even on the floor.
Sound Like You?
You're in between the offer and closing phase and want to have the protection in place as soon as you take the keys.
You are new and have floor plans in your mind.
You're moving, and you really don't want to retrofit the house rather than move to a protected home.
You've been wanting to install some cameras and adjust the locks when you get a little time to get things settled down.
You want to avoid old contractor codes and unprotected side entries on day one.
Ready to Move In Protected?
Get your 21-point checklist before unpacking your first box.
Book Assessment →The Six-Week Gap Nobody Talks About
Ask anybody who has moved recently on what was actually secured in week one, and they’ll say that nothing much was secured. The old garage code is still in use. A printed password is still taped to the router and stays the password for the Wi-Fi. Consider this, a stranger has been the ‘de facto’ owner of the front door for the entire time, and no one has re-keyed it. The only real solution is to make a plan ahead of move-in day, not when you're actually living in the space. Because once you are actually living in that space, it's going to stay that way for much longer than you’d like.
What We Build Into Your Plan
A complete pre-closing blueprint engineered for your specific new home:
Pre-Move-In Risk Review
A Builder Plan, or, if the house is not built yet, an assessment of the property and neighborhood.
21-Point Move-In Checklist
Re-keying, Network Setup, Device installation, ordered according to importance.
Full Device & Placement Plan
Exactly what it sounds like – We provide you the full device and its placement plan before you even move in.
Week-One Priority Order
Locks and access first, then network, then entry coverage; the order that is best for protecting you the most.
Privacy-First Network Setup
All smart devices set up properly the first day they are online.
Pre-Closing Wiring Specs
Wiring notes and device placements planned before walls close and furniture arrives.
From Floor Plan to Front Door, in Four Steps
Step 1: We share the Floor Plan
Builder PDFs work great, and it works before closing.
Step 2: We review the risk
We look at the property and neighborhood context.
Step 3: Checklist, Devices & Placements
Checklist, Devices and Placements in Order of Priority – All in our care.
Step 4: Week-One Support
We're on call when you really need us to set up your house.
Installer Hand-off Spec
Hand the 21-point checklist to your contractor or DIY with confidence.
Ready to Get Started?
Pick a slot in your time zone — takes about 2 minutes with no deposit.
Book Assessment NowWhat You Walk Away With
Your customized move-in security package delivered to your inbox.
Floor-Plan Risk Review
An in-house risk review that has been developed directly from your floor plan.
21-Point Move-In Checklist
A checklist of 21 points in proper order for re-keying and network setup.
Full Placement Blueprint
A complete device and placement plan for the whole property.
Week-One Priority Sequence
A week one priority sequence so there is no "later" for anything critical.
Privacy Network Guidance
Guidance for configuring your network with privacy in mind for all of your smart devices.
Contractor Hand-Off Guide
Pre-closing wiring and mounting notes ready for your builder or handyman.
Why a Head Start Is Worth More Than a Discount
One Ontario family saved $1,400 over their original price – they just had a plan for move-in day, rather than installing their retrofit at the last minute.
Head Start Over Discount
In some instances, a Head Start is more valuable than a discount, avoiding expensive retrofits.
$1,400 Average Savings
One Ontario family saved $1,400 having a plan for move-in day rather than last-minute retrofits.
Protected From Day One
21 checklist points in priority order – a house protected from day one, not at the last minute.
Why Plan It With Us?
You can depend on us to provide coverage, wiring notes, and placement of network before walls are closed and at the earliest, most cost-efficient time. You don't have to buy any equipment, nor is there any commission shaping the plan by the installer- just a checklist that is based on your actual move-in schedule.
Pre-Closing Wiring Notes
Plan wiring and network placement before walls are closed at the most cost-efficient time.
Zero Equipment Pressure
You don't have to buy any equipment; our advice is 100% independent and vendor-neutral.
No Installer Commissions
Zero sales commission shaping the plan — pure objective security engineering for your home.
Move-In Schedule Aligned
Checklist prioritized strictly around your actual move-in and furniture delivery timeline.
Built for Every Kind of Move
Buyers desiring a proactive head start between offer and closing.
Families constructing new homes who have builder plans ready.
Anyone wanting to move to a protected home without retrofitting.
First-time home buyers wanting structured step-by-step guidance.
Tenants relocating who want to feel completely safe on day one.
More Ways We've Got Your Back
Explore related design plans to pair with your new home security blueprint.
Quick Answers Before You Book
Yes. We prefer it more that way.
Before, ideally. You'll walk in with a plan already made.
Locks and access codes, then the network, then coverage of the main entries, just like the order your 21-point checklist enforces.
