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Please Note!
It's hard enough getting people to leave reviews when they are satisfied with your work and so unfair when many of my excellent reviews are hidden farther down in a hard to see light gray
"xx reviews that are not currently recommended" line.
They've called me many times trying to get me to sign up (pay) them and I always decline. Can't prove the connection but it's not right and they refuse to address the issue. Hard to contact them for help anyway but they sure can call ME.
I'm not alone in complaining about Yelp "suppressing" valid reviews because their algorithms "flagged them as questionable".
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Don't be fooled by those other fancy Locksmith listings. Many are call centers in other cities. I live here and am a LOCAL business.
I cover a large portion of Camden and Gloucester Counties including
Sicklerville, Williamstown, Washington Township, Laurel Springs, Blackwood, Turnersville, Pine Hill, Clementon, Berlin, Atco, Sewell and Pine Hill (not a complete list)
Instead of trying to do everything, I specialize in residential work and don't do any work with cars or alarms.
If you want to learn more about locks or my services
Click why you should call ME
Click Services we special in
Click how to find me on the internet
Click why you should check your locks
Builders don't seem to know or care much about locks. You always get at least one on your front door, but it is luck if it was installed correctly. Half the knobs I see are upside down and yes, it does matter.
If this is not clear, think of it this way...
When you move in keys 1 through 30 work your locks but you only have key #30. After you use your 'special key' (#30), keys 30 through 60 will work your locks.
Locks only do their best job when installed correctly which they are usually NOT. Many doors can be opened with a credit card or a single kick. Check to make sure the hole for the deadbolt bolt is deep enough for the bolt to extend all the way. I frequently see lightweight doorknob strikes installed for deadbolts instead of the heavy duty deadbolt strikes. And the screws used to attach the strike plate are frequently under half an inch long which does not make for a very secure door.
Do you have to lean against your door or slam it to get it closed or to get the key to turn? This puts a lot of stress on the locks which can cause them or the keys to break.
Doorknobs are not designed to prevent a forced entry -- deadbolts are. Alarms only go off AFTER the door is open and it takes time for the police to arrive. Burglars know they have plenty of time.
Does your sliding door have a dinky little latch? Can it be lifted out of the track? I check and secure these types of doors.
Finally, some doors have side windows but many do not. You should never open your door unless you know who's on the other side. I carry a really nice door viewer that gives a great view.
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(856) 782-1525
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Questions? Send me email
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The telephone is the best way to get in touch with me quickly.