Residential Locksmith

PROTECTING YOUR MOST PRECIOUS ASSET; YOUR FAMILY

Rekey Locks and Service/Repair Home Locks – Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex

HOW A LOCKSMITH CAN HELP YOU

Whether you are leasing or have just moved into a new home, the first item on your to-do list should be to have all of your locks rekeyed and have a home assessment done for potential security issues.

• Do you know who has keys to your house? Have a locksmith change your house locks. The cost to rekey locks is more cost effective than changing out all your hardware.
• Our master locksmiths can make lock hardware recommendations for your security.
• We won’t recommend unnecessary or impractical locks and hardware. Unfortunately, we have gone behind many Dallas locksmith companies that have inadvertently put their customers at risk for a potential fire hazard due to inexperience locksmiths that do not know the proper applications of certain hardware.

EMERGENCY SERVICES AVAILABLE

Getting locked out of your house or apartment is frustrating. Part of our unprecedented customer service is to provide a skilled locksmith to open your house door throughout the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.

The first line of defense against burglary is having the proper hardware installed on each of your doors. We provide recommendations on the most comprehensive line of residential hardware and locksmith services in Dallas and surrounding areas.

Whether you are looking to assess your home security or just wanting to update the hardware on your doors, Texas Master Locksmiths and Security Solutions, LLC will be happy to become your locksmith of choice. We will not pressure you into hardware you do not need nor will we charge you exorbitant fees for standard residential locksmith services.

What does single cylinder lock mean?

A single cylinder deadbolt is most common in homes, it means that you only need to use a key on the outside and there is typically a thumb turn to lock it from the inside.

What is a double cylinder lock and when should it be used?

A double cylinder deadbolt uses a key on both side of the door so not only do you lock and unlock it with a key on the outside, that is also how you lock and unlock the deadbolt on the inside. Most of the time these locks are used on doors that have glass inserts or when there are windows next to the door. This prevents a burglar from being able to break the glass, reach in and unlock your door. 

Is there something stronger or better than a deadbolt to secure my door?

You can use a flip lock or door guardian. These devices are typically installed higher up on the door, have longer screws into the frame and take more force to kick open than a standard deadbolt.