Door And Window Guard Systems Inc. (DAWGS), a provider of steel window and door guards for vacant property security, announces expansion of operations to the Cleveland, Ohio market. Cleveland and the surrounding areas have long been plagued by vacant properties and the dangers associated with them. Vacant properties depress property values, de-stabilize neighborhoods and if not properly secured, they attract a criminal element.
As a leader in vacant property security, DAWGS impenetrable, proprietary door and window guards are uniquely designed to prevent theft, vandalism, and uninvited occupation. DAWGS steel door and window guards keep vacant and abandoned property secure, while providing managed access to the building as needed and keeping crime at bay.
DAWGS door and window guards also fight blight. They blend in with the surroundings and provide an aesthetically pleasing alternative to other board-up options. According to Jim Glass, Vice President of Engineering for DAWGS, “DAWGS has helped turn around blighted neighborhoods in Dayton, Springfield and Toledo in Ohio. We are pleased to offer our property security services to communities in and around Cleveland. The expansion will also bring employment opportunities to the area.”
The addition of operations in Cleveland comes on the heels of DAWGS recent east cost expansion to Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Washington, D.C. As DAWGS continues to expand their operations into new markets – they help to stabilize and revitalize blighted communities across the country.
