door and window locks that will keep you safe

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Are the locks on the doors of your home really going to keep your family safe? Can they withstand a swift kick during a break in? Will they be easy for an amateur to pick as you sleep? Every lock is made differently and with different levels of quality. Our blog will show you the different kinds of locks for you to consider installing on the doors and windows in your home to create the safest, most difficult to intrude upon home on your street. By the time you come to the end of the blog, you will know exactly what you need to ask your locksmith to install.

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The Convenience of 24 Hour Locksmith Service for Your Business

1 February 2024

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Understanding the Crucial Role of a Professional Locksmith

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Stranded? Here's What To Do In A Car Lockout Situation: A Comprehensive Guide

13 June 2023

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What's The Difference Between A Residential Latch And A Deadbolt Lock?

28 March 2023

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Is Your Loved One Forgetful? Gift Ideas To Solve Lockout Problems For Both Home And Car

14 November 2016
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Sometimes the most practical gift ideas are the best ones, especially when you find yourself tasked with finding the perfect gift for a loved one who is notoriously forgetful. You know the one - that friend or relative who is known to end up in a panic at least once a month because they have locked their keys inside their car or home and become stranded somewhere. To help prevent being on the receiving end of their pleading calls for rescue in the future, consider giving them a gift that will help them resolve the problems caused by their own forgetfulness. Read More

Keeping Your Staff Safe: Security and Safety Equipment Options

11 August 2016
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Keeping your staff safe and secure is important for your business, and adding the right types of equipment to your building can help you to ensure a safe working environment. Here are just a few types of equipment your locksmith can add to your business location to provide peace of mind for your employees while they are on the job. Crash Bars Crash bars are mechanisms that can be added to emergency exits to make it easy to leave the building in an emergency. Read More

Use Defensive Gardening Along With Locks To Keep A Safe House

6 July 2016
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There are a few off the track, seemingly unrelated to home security things that you can do in order to make sure thieves have a harder time breaking into your house. In particular, these things have to do with gardening. Here's how you can garden your way to a safer home. Garden Away from Entrances You should clear anything that can be used as concealment away from entrances, with the exception of the areas where a thief would have to enter into the lawn to make it towards a window. Read More

Tips For Picking Your Emergency Locksmith

5 July 2016
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Have you ever been in a situation where you had to frantically find a locksmith to break into your home or car, so you just went with the closest one you could find on short notice? Although this is fine in most situations, you can get a lot more value (and save yourself some stress) by having a locksmith on hand before an emergency occurs. Why Designate a Locksmith? Designating an emergency locksmith is smart because when you're on the road, you never know what kinds of conditions you could be in when you get locked out. Read More

Tips For Locking Up Your Bike

5 July 2016
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Bikes are a fantastic form of transportation because you don't have to pay for gas, you get some exercise, and are able to have a wider variability of parking spaces due to the fact that a bike is smaller than a car. The problem is that, due to the bike's smaller size, it is far easier to steal a bike than it is to steal a car. If you are interested in making sure that your bike doesn't get stolen, you will need to make absolutely sure that you lock it up correctly. Read More