F.A.Q

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Are you wondering about your locks' condition? Do you have questions? We have the best answers here. We actually provide solutions, give ideas on how to secure your homes and offices, and how to deal with usual problems.

Here you will find a plethora of answers to FAQ related to home security and locks

I have tried to open my safe, but it just won’t. What should I do?

There must be something wrong with your keys. As you know, keys to your safe also suffer wear and tear. They might have reached their limit. In this case, it would be best to consult our professionals. That way, you don't have to attempt any injurious methods to open your safe.

What does it mean when a key is made to code?

Most of the keys available these days have a code that identifies them to the locksmith. This code can also be identified by looking at the cuts. According to the professionals at Locksmith Tacoma, even if you lost your key, but have written down the code, you can ask for a replacement key.

How can I discourage perpetrators?

Perpetrators get discouraged from lights and difficult security door locks and complex systems. They don't want to spend time trying to figure out how they can break in and prefer easy targets. That's why our locksmith experts in Tacoma recommend replacing your door locks and installing security systems. They will certainly keep intruders from coming in.

How do I deal with a sticky lock?

Our company recommends regular maintenance as a preventative measure. On the other hand once the problem has been identified you can use some graphite or even grease and oil in order to ease the movements of the keys. Do not force the keys.

Why is the deadbolt throw so important?

The throw shows how far the bolt extends when you lock the door. A bolt which goes deeper into the door frame will be much harder to overcome when an intruder makes a forceful attempt to get inside your property. Given this, the throw is an important factor when it comes to assessing the level of security that a deadbolt can offer.