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The Importance of Re-Keying Your Home

When you buy a new home, you might be more concerned about where to put your furniture and how to decorate the living room than you are about your front door. Unfortunately, unless you take the time to rekey your place, it might be easy for strangers to gain access to your personal belongings and even your family. The simple fact of the matter is that you never know how many copies of your key the previous homeowners made, who they gave them to, or how many they still have. If anyone gets curious or if those keys end up in the wrong hands, you might be left dealing with an unsafe situation. This blog discusses the importance of home security and front door safety, so that you can sleep a little easier at night.

Have A Sliding Door? Know How To Keep It Secure

Posted on January 24, 2018

You may really love having a sliding door leading out to your backyard. After all, it provides a practical purpose while giving you a great outdoor view. Unfortunately, sliding doors are known to not be very secure when compared to a normal door. This type of door can actually be a way that a burglar will try to break into your home, due to the large pieces of glass that go to the ceiling. [Read More]

Have A Clever Dog? Install Locks In Your Home To Avoid Opened Pathways

Posted on December 13, 2017

Some dogs want nothing more than to relax on a couch or bed. But, your dog may be curious, creative, and smart, which can lead to complications when it comes to keeping things locked. If you have noticed that your dog is able to open doors when you have them closed, you should start investing in preventive measures to keep them from getting in the wrong places. The easiest way to handle this process is to hire a locksmith to work on a few installations to the property. [Read More]

5 Safety Concerns For Your Business Entrance

Posted on November 13, 2017

For most small business owners workplace safety is at the top of the list of concerns, yet you may be overlooking some safety issues with the one area that every single employee uses at least twice a day. The entrance to your workplace can pose several hazards if it isn't properly maintained. #1: Sticking locks The lock on your entry door should work smoothly. This means the deadbolt slides in and out of the frame effortlessly and that the key is easy to turn. [Read More]

Five Things You May Want To Know About Smart Locks

Posted on October 13, 2017

Smart locks are becoming an increasingly common way to secure residences. They offer quite a few advantages and can make it much more convenient for homeowners to keep their homes secure.  If you're considering a smart lock for your home, you may want to be aware of the following five things: A smart lock will typically require both a battery and a backup power source to work reliably. Unlike a traditional lock, a smart lock will need to have the power to run properly. [Read More]