When you really think about it, your home is only as safe as the locks used to protect it. If you don't have sturdy entrances or exits, it might be easy to fall prey to dangerous criminals. I want you to know how to keep your home and family safe, which is why I have published this blog about locksmiths and door locks. On my website, you will find a myriad of different tricks and tips, ranging from everything from different styles of locks to interesting safety techniques. You never know, by making a few changes, you might be able to fend off trouble long-term.
Posted on:
5 November 2015
If you have a toddler who had mistakenly locked themselves inside a room and they are not able to open it on their own, you will need to work quickly in getting them out so they are not frightened. Working fast will also help to keep them from injuring themselves while they are on their own. There are a few ways you can open up a locked door inside your home to get your child out without incident.
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Posted on:
16 September 2015
No house is impenetrable. However, securing the entrance points to your home before you leave on vacation can go a long way towards keeping your property safe and giving you peace of mind while you're away. Securing your home doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. There are a number of easy things you can do to deter would-be burglars and vandals while you're out of town.
Five ways to secure your home before vacation
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Posted on:
10 August 2015
The security of your business, especially after hours, is highly dependent upon the condition of the locks. Consider lock maintenance a regular chore and add it to your regularly scheduled maintenance list. The following list can help you keep your locks, and therefore your security, at peak condition.
Daily
Add these chores to your daily lock and security maintenance checks. Make sure all employees are trained in what to look for when they are working on their daily tasks lists so that nothing is missed.
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31 July 2015
Lost car keys can result in a major panic, especially if you don't have a spare. Fortunately, you may be able to get a same-day replacement. The following guide can help.
Gather Your Info
Before making any calls, gather as much information about your car as possible. You will definitely need the make, model, mode year, and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number). The locksmith uses this information to make a new key.
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