Anderson Lock & Safe Blog 4 Times You’ll Need to Call a 24 Hour Locksmith in Phoenix, AZ by Anderson Lock & Safe | Jun 10, 2020 | Locksmith Services We’ve all been there — locking yourself out and panic settles in. There’s a reason why 24-hour locksmiths, like Anderson Lock & Safe, are and…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog Unlocking the Advancements: A Look at the Latest Innovations in Smart Lock Technology by Anderson Lock & Safe | Jan 25, 2023 | Locksmith Services Smart lock technology has come a long way in recent years. These innovative devices allow you to control access to your home or office with…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog Home Automation – How Does It Work? by Anderson Lock & Safe | Apr 29, 2020 | Access Control, Locksmith Services Ever hear the term “home automation” in casual conversation with friends or family? Well, you’re more likely to hear from a friend about how someone in your social circle…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog Protecting Your Valuables: A Guide to Choosing the Right Safe for Your Home or Office by Anderson Lock & Safe | Jan 27, 2023 | Safes Choosing the right safe for your home or office is an important decision that will help protect your valuables and sensitive documents from theft…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog Why You Shouldn’t Try to Pick a Lock Yourself by Anderson Lock & Safe | Jan 17, 2023 | Locksmith Services Locks are an essential part of our daily lives. They protect our homes, businesses, and vehicles from intruders and thieves. However, when a lock becomes damaged or stops working…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog Is Buying a Used Safe a Good Idea? Pros, Cons and Tips for Refurbished Safes by Anderson Lock & Safe | Aug 20, 2020 | Locksmith Services, Safes Safes are a great step towards better security but come with a high price tag. This raises questions like: “Couldn’t I just…
Anderson Lock & Safe Blog What To Do When Your Car Key Remote Stops Working by Anderson Lock & Safe | Jul 1, 2020 | Locksmith Services Every now and again we come across some type of car inconvenience – sometimes, involving our car keys. Ever walk up to your car, unlock your door using…
First let me define what a “Tubular Lock” is. It is round in shape and has 7 or 8 combination pins pushing downward against 7 or 8 bottom pins. The pins are in a circular arrangement around a central post. The key is also round in shape and has 7 or 8 cuts that correspond…
Before I explain the benefits of Custom Locks, let me explain the difference between custom locks and standard “Off the Shelf Locks”. When you walk into a big box hardware store and purchase a door lock or padlock, those are standard locks. When you contact a lock “Service Center” you get the opportunity to have…
Lock Rekeying is the process of changing the lock code. The lock is taken apart and the locking pins are replaced with new pins and springs, then new keys are cut to match the new locking pins. At this point the old keys will not operate the lock. ReKey Tubular Cam Locks The reasons for…