3 Key Elements That A Locksmith Will Inspect During A Security Assessment Of Your New Home

Posted on 29 June 2017

Moving into a new home is an exciting time. As well as finding places for your belongings and settling into your new abode, it's important that you feel safe and secure. Making an appointment with a locksmith to assess your new home's security is an important step in ensuring that your family is as safe as possible. Here are three of the key elements your locksmith will inspect during a security assessment. [Read More]

Avoiding the Irritation of Getting Locked Out

Posted on 21 June 2017

Getting locked out of your own home can be a frustrating experience. At best, it's an inconvenient waste of time; at worst, it's an expensive risk to your home's security. To avoid the risk of getting locked out, it helps to take some precautions -- and if you are unlucky enough to be locked out, you need to know what to do.  Develop a routine Getting locked out because you've simply forgotten your keys can be embarrassing. [Read More]

Single-Cylinder vs Double-Cylinder: What Type of Deadlock Should You Use?

Posted on 30 May 2017

If you want to ensure dependable home security, one of the most important things to do is invest in a deadbolt. These are very hard to open via beating against the door or boring it with an electric screwdriver; able to resist many means of forced entry, they are perfect for your home. However, the decision is not over when you decide on a deadbolt. In fact, there are two main kinds: the single-cylinder deadbolt and the double-cylinder deadbolt. [Read More]

How to lock burglars and thieves out

Posted on 20 April 2017

Keeping valuable stuff in your home or business premises requires well-thought measures that make it hard for burglars to get in. The first line of defense is your door, but here are some more tips on how to increase your security. Locksmith services A locksmith can help you make it harder for unauthorized people to enter by doing employing these methods. Installing restricted access systems These are electronic systems where those authorized to enter certain rooms are given unique pin codes. [Read More]

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Prepper Security and Other Prepper Related Topics

Hi, my name is Toby, and I believe in being prepared for anything life may throw me. That means that I have a stockpile of food in case a tropical cyclone closes down the roads and makes it impossible to get to the shops, but I also like to think big and prepare for other eventualities. I consider myself a prepper, and this topic is one I love to read and write about. If you are prepping for something big like the potential collapse of society or if you just want to ensure you can make it a few weeks after an intense storm, this blog is for you. I plan to include posts on prepper security – find out what kind of locks, keys and safes you need. I also plan to post on other prepper-related issues. I hope these posts help you prepare for anything!

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