DAWGS Vacant Property Security, leading provider of steel door and window guards to secure vacant property, announces expansion of operations to the Dallas, Texas market.
In recent years, Dallas and the surrounding areas have experienced a rise in vacant and abandoned properties and the dangers associated with them. Vacant properties depress property values, de-stabilize neighborhoods and if not properly secured, become hotspots for dangerous activities, including arson, vandalism, theft, and drug-related offenses.
Vacant properties don’t just threaten the safety of neighborhoods, they also impose significant economic costs to communities by lowering property values. The impact of reduced property values has cost Dallas millions of dollars each year in lost property taxes. As a leader in vacant property security, DAWGS is engineered to prevent theft, vandalism, and uninvited occupation.
By adding a warehouse in Dallas, DAWGS Vacant Property Security can help improve compliance with the Dallas City Code’s Minimum Urban Rehabilitation Standards. This code requires owners of vacant structures to secure doors and windows to prevent unauthorized entry. The code aims to rehabilitate abandoned properties, restore them, and get families living in them again.
Nick Oberhouse, CEO at DAWGS Vacant Property Security, commented “DAWGS is excited about the latest neighborhood revitalization initiative in Dallas. The addition of a new warehouse and the supporting operations brings employment opportunities to the area.”
As DAWGS continues to expand their operations into new markets nationwide – they help to stabilize and restore blighted communities across the country.
