5 Times That You Should Consider Changing Your Locks
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26 February 2020
Australia has one of the highest burglary rates in the world, and burglaries happen in many ways. Sometimes, intruders gain entry because they somehow have access to your keys. This is why it's important that you understand when the time is right to change the locks on your home's doors.
If you encounter the following situations, consider changing the locks on your home's doors.
1. Someone Moves Out
When someone moves out of your home, consider changing the locks.
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Why Doesn't Your New, Freshly-Cut Key Work?
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20 February 2020
Whatever the reason might have been for having a new key cut, you expect the thing to work. It shouldn't be so complicated to have an existing key duplicated, but what about when there was an issue with the duplication process? You're standing at your front door, attempting to unlock it, and your new key doesn't work. What would cause a problem like this? And does it mean that you're in fact locked out?
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Why You Should Call An Auto Locksmith For Ignition Switch Problems
Posted on:
6 February 2020
A faulty ignition switch is a likely culprit if your car won't start. Fortunately, an experienced automobile locksmith can make a diagnosis and take care of what needs doing to ensure your car starts running again.
Common signs that point to ignition switch problems are if your dashboard doesn't light up when you turn the ignition key to start position, the car powers down when you release it from the full start position or the car starts for just a moment before turning off.
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Why Might You Need a Locksmith For Your Home?
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5 February 2020
In Australia, one of the most common reasons for people requiring the services of a local locksmith is to help them when they have mislaid their keys. If you have ever lost your keys or locked yourself out of your house, then you will know that the rapid responses of locksmiths can be invaluable. Not only will calling a locksmith help you to get back into your home, but doing so will also mean that you get peace of mind because, in the end, you also want to know that nobody else can potentially get into our house who should not be able to.
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