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Keith B wrote:The Annoyed Man wrote:What a great idea.Excaliber wrote:Here's a video on another garage door vulnerability you may not be aware of, along with the fix.And windows in your garage door may let in light, but sure are a good way to see if your vehicle is there or you are gone. Not a fan of them in the door.
Excaliber wrote:This exposure is why the wife and I don't keep garage door opener transmitters in our vehicles. We use a code pad mounted on the outside door frame. I'll accept getting rained on a bit occasionally to know that no one is going to do what you just described.SewTexas wrote:this is how our car, and a couple of others, was broken in to on Easter Sunday back when we lived in CO, plus they pick up some junk mail. Then they took a GPS they'd gotten from another car in the parking lot, went to our house first and using OUR garage door opener, walked right in.
After that day we started a team that monitored the parking lot during services.
I also treat the door between the garage and the house as a perimeter door with a solid deadbolt and I keep it locked. If someone managed to get into the garage, he's got another barrier to overcome before he's in to living space.