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08/24/09

a pleasure to deal with!!! GREAT knowledgeable staff! ! . prompt excellent service!affordable /competitive pricing.

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Your One Stop Security Shop

General Info
Why Use a Professional Locksmith?Pick up any newspaper with an article about public concerns and the subject of crime usually tops the list. It's therefore surprising that homeowners and building contractors often don't use the services of a professional locksmith to analyze security needs for their properties. For example, the most common practice in new home construction is to piecemeal the security precautions-using one company to set up an alarm system, an electrician to hook up outdoor lighting for crime prevention, and carpenters perhaps to install low--grade locks and door hardware almost as an afterthought. Often critical options such as door frame structure, door reinforcement or floor safes aren't even thought of in time to incorporate those into the original building process."There are almost 10,000 members of the Associated Locksmiths of America-a number of which are certified locksmiths-available to builders, business owners and homeowners to ensure the physical safety of their property and, most important, their employees and families," says Robert E. Mock, ALOA's president. "It's puzzling that owners make such substantial investments in their homes and businesses without taking care to secure them intelligently." The issue is more significant than just correct installation techniques. A qualified locksmith can make recommendations on what physical and electronic systems need to be chosen in the first place.Today, the security marketplace is flooded with options often unknown to those in fields outside locksmithing. Even a vendor in a related industry who is aware of a new security product is unlikely to have the judgment or qualifications of a highly trained and experienced locksmith. Mock also cites concern about the growing number of companies that are only aware of, and trained in, a narrow portion of security service. "More and more, we are seeing companies marketing themselves as security providers who have minimal exposure to the security industry as a whole. Especially with the rapid onset of electronic security in common applications, we are running into more individuals who have negligible training in physical security--they have learned overnight to install something that they do not really understand, and they have little or no background in deciding whether the product choice is appropriate for a particular application. Often they are employed by companies that only make or produce one product; therefore it is unlikely that a comprehensive security analysis is going to take place for the customer.
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Locks & Locksmiths, Locksmiths Equipment & Supplies, Security Control Systems & Monitoring, Security Equipment & Systems Consultants
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ADEMCO, Ace, American Padlock, Baldwin, Commercial, Corbin Russwin, GE, Honeywell, Kwikset, Master Lock, Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, Napco, Residential, Sargent, Schlage, Simplex, Von Duprin, Weslock, Yale, commercial
Languages
English, Spanish
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Certified Master Locksmith

Certified Master Locksmith,Bonded & Insured

Associated Locksmiths of America

Better Business Bureau

Safe & Vault Technicians Association

Bonded & Insured NJ Licsened-ALOA-SAVTA-NJBAFAA

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