residential security solutions

Rekey locks means to change the internal mechanism of a lock, rendering old keys useless and enhancing security

Lock installation can include new locks on doors, windows, and other entry points, and replace damaged or outdated locks

Repair damaged locks and perform routine maintenance to ensure they function properly

Create spare keys or duplicate existing keys for various locks in the home

If you're locked out of your house, a locksmith can help you regain entry

Install and service electronic or keyless entry systems for added convenience and security

Advise on and install higher-security locks, strike plates, and other measures to deter potential intruders

Creating systems where one key (the master key) can open multiple locks, while other keys have restricted access

Installing new locks on doors, including mortise locks, deadbolts, and other security hardware

Fixing broken locks or replacing them with more secure options

Creating duplicates of existing keys or providing replacements for lost keys

Installing locks designed to resist picking, drilling, and other forced entry methods

Installing panic bars on exit doors for safety and security

Installing and repairing locks on file cabinets, desks, and other furniture

Evaluating a business's security vulnerabilities and recommending solutions

Providing quick access when keys are lost or locked inside

Rekey locks is changing the internal mechanism of a lock so it can be opened with a new key

Hydraulic devices designed to control the closing speed and force of doors, preventing them from slamming and ensuring they latch properly