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New Locks for a New Life

My husband was married to another woman briefly before he married me. Unfortunately, the marriage ended badly with no hope of reconciliation. During the first few months after his divorce, my spouse did many things to get his life back on the right track again. To save money, he refinanced his home. To give him peace of mind, he also had new locks installed on the doors at his home. After installing these new safeguards, he could officially shut the door on his past. He no longer had to worry about his former wife having access to his home. On this blog, you will learn how to install new locks for your new life.

Keep the Inventory at Your Antique Shop Safely Protected Around the Clock

12 August 2016
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If you own a small shop that sells antiques and are wary about items being stolen, the following ideas can help prevent inventory loss during business hours and while you are not on the premises. Hidden Cameras That Are Connected to a Media Device Purchase some hidden cameras that blend in well with the decor inside of your business. If you have some paintings on the wall, you can place cameras behind them, or if you have a bookshelf or curio cabinet in your business, you can have a camera discreetly placed in between some of the items stored on either one. Read More 

Security Measures You Need To Make Right After Moving Into An Apartment

28 July 2016
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Once you move into a new apartment, there are a few things that you need to do right away in order to make sure that it's secure. Some measures for security can wait, while others can't. Here are a few of the measures that can't wait too long. Peep Check This is actually an important addition to any apartment, and you should make sure that you have one shortly after you move in. Read More 

Keep Your House Key Safely Hidden By Using These “Key” Locations

9 June 2016
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Many homeowners keep a house key tucked somewhere outside their residence as a backup plan in the event of losing their key and subsequently being locked out of the home. It's never a bad idea to have a key safely stashed away — especially if you're the type of person who frequently misplaces his or her keys. Stay away from the conventional hiding spots, though, or you'll risk a potential break-in if someone identifies your not-so-secret location. Read More 

How A Commercial Locksmith Fixes Non-Compliant Commercial Locks

12 May 2016
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Commercial locks are usually controlled by some electrical or electromagnetic means. When some of the locks in your building begin to fail or become dysfunctional, you will need a commercial locksmith to help you repair them. Here is how a commercial locksmith will go about fixing non-compliant commercial locks in your building. Cutting the Power If the locks have an electrical component to them, the locksmith will ask you where the nearest electrical box is so that he or she can shut the power off to the doors. Read More 

Answering A Couple Of Common Commercial Lock Questions

12 April 2016
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Locks are among the more common ways of securing businesses against criminal activity. However, it is a fact that there are many business owners that might not have the strongest understanding about how to get the most from their locks. If you have recently started your own business, you might benefit from the answers to the following couple of questions. Do Locks Require Any Maintenance? There is a common belief among some business owners that there is no need to perform maintenance on their locks. Read More