Sep 17, 2026

Integration connects movers exploring home security with a next step through SafeStreets.
Boulder, Colorado Sep 17, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - A Little Help Here Media today announced an integration between AddressGenie and SafeStreets designed to help people explore home security as they prepare for and settle into a new home.
The integration brings a SafeStreets home security option into the AddressGenie moving experience, giving interested movers a way to learn more and request a connection. The launch is being rolled out as AddressGenie expands the services available to people navigating a move.
Moving often prompts households to reassess how they protect their home. By making a security option available during that process, AddressGenie and SafeStreets aim to make the next step easier for consumers who want assistance.
"Moving into a new home is a natural time for families to think about security and peace of mind. Our partnership with AddressGenie gives SafeStreets an opportunity to connect with consumers at that important moment and make it easier for them to explore professionally installed home security solutions for their new home," said Shane Campbell, VP of Partner Operations at SafeStreets USA.
The integration supports AddressGenie's approach to connecting movers with relevant information, services and offers throughout the moving journey. Consumers can explore the available home security option and decide whether to take the next step.
About AddressGenie and A Little Help Here Media
AddressGenie helps people navigate the moving journey with relevant information, services and offers. Its parent company, A Little Help Here Media, LLC, is a Boulder, Colorado-based marketing and partnerships company focused on the mover audience.
Learn more at addressgenie.co and alittlehelpheremedia.com.
About SafeStreets USA
SafeStreets USA is one of the nation's leading providers of professionally installed home security and smart home solutions and an ADT Authorized Provider. With more than 35 years of experience, SafeStreets USA has helped millions of families protect what matters most through professionally installed security solutions backed by ADT monitoring.
Serving homeowners across more than 90% of the United States, SafeStreets USA has earned a 4.9 out of 5-star customer rating and more than 180,000 five-star reviews. The company is committed to delivering a personalized, five-star customer experience from the initial consultation through professional installation.
Learn more at SafeStreets.com.
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