3 Benefits of Door Inventory for Commercial Property Management
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the world of Commercial Property Management, every day can mean looking at dozens of doors, each with it's own myriad of problems that need to be addressed. Each of these problems require a vendor to come onsite to assess and resolve the issues with the door. At Loc Doc...
UPGRADING SECURITY AT SCHOOL SYSTEM | CASE STUDY #3
We recently undertook a massive project from a school system of 3 schools with 677 openings. They had a restricted key setup and were looking to keep the same system with newer hardware. We quoted installation of Corbin Russwin cylinders and keys for every opening, while keeping the existing hardware. This was...
UPGRADING SECURITY AT SCHOOL SYSTEM | CASE STUDY #3
We recently undertook a massive project from a school system of 3 schools with 677 openings. They had a restricted key setup and were looking to keep the same system with newer hardware. We quoted installation of Corbin Russwin cylinders and keys for every opening, while keeping the existing hardware. This was...
Protected Key Systems & Access Control Eliminates Unnecessary Expenses | Case Study #2
We were contacted by a water service company who had 3 existing keypads at their facility. They realized that they were spending a lot on constant service trips from a different vendor to change the keypad codes every time an employee left. Not to mention the code could still be passed...
Access for Accountability | Case Study #1
We were recently contacted by a manufacturing company that had a unique Commercial Security issue involving extreme vandalism and damage to personal property in their facility. A former disgruntled employee was causing damage to cars on the property. It had escalated to the point that police were being dispatched to...
An Experiment in Key Duplication
"DO NOT DUPLICATE.” In the locksmith business, we are asked to stamp this phrase on countless keys for homes and businesses and it always brings up the question: Why do people request this? This is a tactic known to many as a “visual deterrent.” In other words, it is something...