Secret Harbour is growing quickly, with hundreds of families flocking to the area every year to take advantage of the semi-rural lifestyle, while still being less than 50km from Perth, and surrounded by good schools and new community facilities. The population has gone up sharply in recent years, nearly doubling from 2010 to 2014.

Burglaries on The Rise

Unfortunately, crime statistics have risen alongside the population, with home burglaries spiking in 2015 and remaining high since then. As one of Perth's largest southern suburbs, it is surprising that Secret Harbour still lacks a police station. Around 20 homes were broken into every month last year on average. Crime stats in early 2017 show that number has risen alarmingly to 43 break-ins per month. Luckily assaults are not rising, so clearly home burglaries are being committed by opportunistic thieves who spot something they like in an unsecured house.

Out of Sight Is Not Enough

You need to make sure your Secret Harbour home is secure by installing security doors, perspex security windows, and strong screens to keep burglars out. Keeping valuables out of sight and locking your doors is a good start, but is not enough to keep determined thieves away. Rockingham Fly Screens & Home Security’s anti-theft measures are not just for show; our security screens, doors, and window coverings not only look tough to deter criminals in Secret Harbour, but they are also tried and tested against the nastiest crooks.

Increase Your Security

Rockingham Fly Screens & Home Security wants to make sure your family is safe in your Secret Harbour home, so we are more than happy to offer personalised advice on security screens, roller shutters, security doors, anti-theft windows, even secure pet doors to keep the most determined trespassers out.

We have helped to secure homes all around Secret Harbour as the suburb has grown. Get in touch to organise a no-obligation quote, and you'll have peace of mind knowing your family, kids, pets, and prized possessions are secure even when you aren't at home.