Locking Up Your Place

Posted on: 29 June 2015

The very simple concept of functional locks on a home's windows provide an immense amount of safety and security. Burglars and worse criminals cannot easily enter a home through a locked window. Unfortunately, even durable locks can and do break. Calling a locksmith to fix or replace the broken locks is advised, but a day or so may pass before the work is actually performed. In the meantime, some action must be taken to reduce the chances Murphy's Law rears its head and a burglar puts hands on an unsecured window. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 May 2015

If you have gotten your keys locked in your car and you aren't sure what to do, you'll want to call a locksmith. This lock professional can end up saving you money, and they should be able to get into your car without doing any damage. If you are positive that the keys are still in the car and you have no other set of keys to use, you'll want to call and quotes for the two following things. [Read More]

Posted on: 19 May 2015

Everyone knows the importance of having a spare house key. What many people don't know is what to do with the spare. You don't want to put your spare key in an obvious place such as under the door mat, under a rock, or on your door frame. These are the first places someone will look if they're trying to break into your home. If you are trying to think of places to hide your key, here are 4 unique places that no one will think of looking. [Read More]

Posted on: 8 May 2015

Living in a mobile home presents its own set of unique challenges. One of those is security. If you plan to be away from your home for an extended period of time, it is important that you secure it and your belongings.   Locks Obviously, the first step in securing your mobile home is ensuring that you have deadbolts on each door. Even though your home might have knob locks, it is imperative you have a locksmith install deadbolts. [Read More]