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A brown wooden door with a silver handle and a black electronic keycard reader, designed by a skilled locksmith, is shown. The door appears to be part of a modern locking system.

Fail Safe vs. Fail Secure Locks: Which Type of Lock to Choose?

Fatima Buzdar
June 23, 2023

When it comes to choosing an access control system that meets your security needs, it’s crucial to consider its functionality and how well it aligns…

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A wooden door with a metal handle and an electronic key card lock system, expertly installed by a locksmith. The lock features a black slot for inserting the key card and a small symbol indicating card access. The door appears to be closed.

What Is an Electric Strike: Electric Strike Locks for Commercial Premises

Fatima Buzdar
June 12, 2023

Are you wondering what’s an electric strike and whether it’s worth switching your security to this system? Electric strikes are electronic locks that are a…

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Close-up of a wooden door with a white coat of paint, showing a round brass keyhole. The paint is worn in places and there are some dirt marks on the door's surface, suggesting it may need attention from a locksmith. The design of the door includes rectangular panels.

Rusty Door Lock Repair & Prevention: Tips to Keep Locks Free of Rust

Fatima Buzdar
June 1, 2023

Over time, locks can become rusty, which hinders their secure functionality. Rust formation occurs when metal locks are exposed to moisture, making them susceptible to corrosion.…

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A corridor with large floor-to-ceiling glass windows on one side offers a view of a grassy patio, decorative plants, and distant green hills. The corridor floor is wooden, and a narrow concrete walkway runs parallel to the windows outside, adding charm akin to a locksmith crafting intricate details.

Fix Sliding Glass Door Lock: How to Repair a Sliding Door Lock

Fatima Buzdar
May 31, 2023

Sliding doors are a popular choice among homeowners thanks to their aesthetic charm when it comes to patio door types. However, like any mechanical device,…

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A person holding a smartphone displaying a smart home app with a lock icon. The phone is near a smart lock mounted on a brick wall, highlighting the seamless wireless connection—it's as if they have their own digital locksmith at their fingertips.

Smart Deadbolts For Homes: Are Smart Locks Safe?

Chuck Williams
April 13, 2023

Smart door locks, also known as electronic locks, have become increasingly popular as the go—to choice for securing residential properties. And why not? They offer…

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A close-up of a hand inserting a key into a brass deadbolt lock on a door. The fingers, skilled like those of an expert locksmith, are turning the key to either lock or unlock the door. The lock and door are in good condition, with the door being light-colored.

Best Types of Deadbolt Locks for Your Front Door

Chuck Williams
April 10, 2023

Deadbolt door locks are commonly used in both residential and commercial settings. Their popularity can be attributed to their ability to provide excellent security, thanks…

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A close-up of a car's center console showcasing seat heating controls and drive mode buttons, accompanied by a nearby car key fob with buttons for locking, unlocking, and a trunk release. A trusted locksmith ensures these components function seamlessly for your convenience.

Car Key Fob Programming: Automotive Locksmith to Program a Key Fob

Chuck Williams
March 30, 2023

Learn how locksmiths can help you with reprogramming your car key fob and why they are the best suited for the job.

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A locksmith is using a lubricant spray on a door lock. He is wearing a brown and beige jacket and focusing on applying the lubricant to ensure the lock functions smoothly. The door handle and lock mechanism are visible in the close-up image.

How to Lubricate a Door Lock: Importance of Lubricating a Lock

Chuck Williams
March 21, 2023

Learn the importance of lubricating your door locks and how to properly do lubricate a door lock.

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Close-up of a locksmith's hands installing a doorknob on a wooden door. The door is partially ajar, revealing the latch mechanism. The metallic hardware is secured with two screws, and the background includes a wall with leafy green patterns.

Adjusting a Strike Plate: Door Latch Won’t Reach the Strike Plate

Chuck Williams
March 20, 2023

Are you experiencing the frustration of trying to close your door, only to find that the door latch won’t reach strike plate? The cause of…

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