- Upgrading to smart locks

- Security door service & repairs

- Ensuring windows are secure with appropriate locking mechanisms

- Repairing or replacing locks on mailboxes

- Servicing or replacing locks on garage doors

- Installing new locks on doors, windows, or cabinets

- Fixing broken or malfunctioning locks

- Changing the combination inside the lock so that it works with a new key, but without replacing the entire lock

- Removing broken or stuck keys from locks

- Replacing old or damaged locks with new ones

- Setting up systems where one key can operate multiple locks, useful for landlords or homeowners with multiple entry points

- Installing electronic or smart locks that can be controlled via smartphone or by code entry

- Emergency Lockout Service

- Advising on and implementing security enhancements, like upgrading to high-security locks or adding deadbolts

- High-security lock installation

- Keyless entry locks

- Panic hardware installation

- File cabinet and desk locks

- Designing and installing restricted key systems where copies of the keys can only be obtained by authorised signatories e.g. One master key can open multiple locks, but each lock can also be opened by its own key.

- Installing locks with advanced features to resist picking, drilling, and bumping, often used for businesses with high-value assets.

- Implementing electronic systems that control who can enter specific areas, using fobs, codes, or biometric data like fingerprints.

- Upgrading or installing door closers, panic bars, or exit devices for safety and compliance with building codes.

- Installing keypads or electronic locks for entry without traditional keys, enhancing security and tracking access.

- Securing or upgrading locks on office furniture like filing cabinets and desk drawers.

- Providing quick access for employees locked out of offices or buildings.

- Changing combination of locks so new keys work with existing locks, useful after employee turnover or security breaches.

- Repairing and securing doors and locks after a break-in attempt.

- Evaluating the current security setup and recommending improvements or upgrades.

- Installing hardware that meets NDIS standards for accessibility.

- Installing devices for emergency exits that allow for quick evacuation while preventing unauthorised entry from the outside.

- Ensuring windows are secure, particularly for ground-level or easily accessible windows.