Protecting Your Valuables With The Right Safe

  • What To Do If You Are Locked Out Of Your Car

    2 February 2020

    A car lockout is never enjoyable, but some situations can seem worse than others. The following are common lockout scenarios, along with your options for remedying the problem. Scenario #1: The Keys Are in the Car If your car is running and the keys are locked inside, there are several concerns. First and foremost, if the car is idling in a closed area, such as your garage, open the garage door at least partially to vent the carbon monoxide.

  • Improve Your Building's Access Control System

    29 July 2019

    Having an access control system is great provides you with a greater level of control over who comes in and out of your building. For your access control system to really keep you safe, you need to make sure that you don't become compliant with the system, but are constantly looking at ways to improve it. Think About Who Needs Access to What In order to do this, you first need to think about who needs access to what parts of your building.

  • Outdoor Spots To Hide Your Spare House Key

    4 August 2016

    To help make sure that you will never have to deal with being locked outside of your home because you do not have your key, you will want to read over some of the following suggestions for where you can hide your spare house key for easy retrieval. Under The End Of The Drain Spout The end of the drain spout, also known as a downspout depending on your region, is a great place to hide a spare house key.

  • 4 Ways To Make Your Apartment Complex More Secure

    19 July 2016

    As a property manager or apartment complex owner, part of your job is to keep your tenants safe. Not only do you want to avoid any harm coming to your residents, but preventing crimes like theft and vandalism also saves you money in the long-run. In addition, an apartment complex with a reputation for security and safety will attract higher quality tenants. Here are four proven ways to make your apartment complex more secure.

  • Tips For Troubleshooting Common Deadbolt Lock Issues

    20 May 2016

    Deadbolt locks are lock systems that feature a solid bar and lock cylinder. They are designed for durability and can withstand a large amount of force. The thick locking bar is crafted to be difficult to breach, so it serves as a strong reinforcement for any door. While they make a great addition to most doors, these locks aren't immune to many problems. Here are some of the most common issues that you might encounter and tips to deal with them.

  • Creating A Secure Complex

    29 April 2016

    As an apartment manager, you have to make a lot of choices regarding things that help to create a better living environment for a large number of people who are counting on you. Learn about both large and small decisions you can make that will help you to offer your tenants a safer and more comfortable living situation. Post complex rules in plain site By posting a sign of important rules, such as no loitering, no skateboarding and no littering, not only will you be reminding people not to do these things, but you will also have a better standing when it comes to enforcing these rules.

  • Summer Driving: 3 Tips To Keep Seniors Safe On The Road

    28 April 2016

    Driving in the summer can seem deceptively easy once the winter snow and spring storms have cleared. However, there are many road hazards that place a senior's safety at risk during the summertime. Whether they are heading for a cross-country road trip or just taking a quick drive to visit a friend, these tips will ensure seniors arrive safely at their destination. Be Alert for Inexperienced Drivers Once school lets out, a flood of teenagers hit the road, and their lack of driving experience places everyone's safety at risk.