A-1 Locksmith DFW

A-1 Locksmith turns 75 this year! ??? Join us in the celebration of seven and a half decades of trust, security, and innovation. Thank you for making us your locksmith of choice. Here's to 75 years of keeping you safe and secure! ?? #security #locksmith #dfwlocksmith #dfwsecurity #75years #history #dfwhistory #a1locksmithdfw

At A-1 Locksmith, we believe in more than just words. We're taking action with Adopt A Block DFW and the Metroplex Civic & Business Association to make a real difference in our community. ?????? #Community #A1Locksmith #CleanStreets #DreamTeam

Last week, we enjoyed a spectacular day on the course, with our team proudly supporting the Celina Police Foundation 2024 Back The Blue Golf Tournament.????

The MCBA is all about civic engagement. We are proud to work alongside civic-minded CEOs like Michael Schneider and companies like Joe East Enterprises, Inc. who want to get their employees involved in our community.

Throwback to last Thursday with another exciting evening sponsoring Fight Night with Sportsradio 96.7 & 1310 The Ticket! . . . #sponsor #theticket #fightnight2024 #dfwlocksmith #throwbackthursday

A1EDU is excited to present exclusive coverage of the first annual GOALS Convention, hosted by Gun Owners Of America in Knoxville, Tennessee. Tune in to four days of thrilling, real-time reviews and insightful interviews with leading manufacturers. https://lnkd.in/gmbkj5hM

How We Duplicate Keys ?? 1. Bring the Original Key: To make a copy, you’ll need to bring the original key with you. The copy is made based on the original's shape and cuts. 2. Choose Your Key Type: There are various types of keys (e.g., house keys, car keys, etc.). 3. The Duplication Process generally involves: - Key Cutting Machine: The original key is placed on a key-cutting machine. - Tracer: The machine traces the shape of the original key and cuts the new key to match. - Check the Copy: Once the key is duplicated, test it in the lock to ensure it functions correctly. 4. Secure Your Keys: Keep spare keys in a safe place and be cautious about where you distribute copies. #A1EDU #dfwlocksmith #HowItsMade

Thank you for entrusting us with this task. We're always happy to partner and keep our schools secure and ready for the upcoming school year! ?? ?? #Locksmith #SchoolSafety #Construction #SecuritySolutions #DFW

Are you considering a master key system? With schools reopening and offices undergoing renovation, this is the perfect time to evaluate and improve security. A master key system might be the best solution. By utilizing one key to open multiple doors and limit access to different locked areas within a single building - or multiple buildings - security in your facility can be greatly enhanced. So what exactly is a master key system? Master keys use a pin-and-tumbler design, where a series of pins of varying lengths interact with a key to lock or unlock the mechanism. The correct key aligns these pins precisely at the shear line, allowing the cylinder to turn. This system's versatility makes it ideal for schools, apartment buildings, office complexes and hotels, where individual and master access needs coexist. In large facilities more than one keyway will be used to increase security and allow for future expansion. A keyway is a unique shape or configuration applied lengthwise (as opposed to the cuts applied to one edge of a key); this shape or “section” restricts other keyway shapes from being inserted into a cylinder. For instance, using a master key system allows operators to maintain tight control, dictating who has keys to where. Restricting access minimizes the threat of theft or crime and enables you to track the distribution and access of keys. On the other hand, new locks must be keyed to the master key system. If you need to change locks for whatever reason, they must be rekeyed to be on your master system. If you choose not to do that, then your master key system is no longer complete. Subsequently, multiple keys may be required again. Anderson Lock has integrated a new master key system in a Chicago Suburb School District, covers 20 schools, as well as the district's administration and transportation buildings. Additionally, there are just over 11,100 students within the district. Thousands of cores, cylinders, locks, and keys have been utilized to support this large system. The system used is a Schlage Locks restricted LFIC with multi-keyway capability, while Allegion US supplied all of the products and hardware required, delivering a consistent and dependable security solution across all sites. This is a furnish-only project executed through various door division tasks and onsite walkthroughs with Chris Eckardt. Future service needs and sales will be managed by ALC. This new system will ensure a higher level of security, making schools safer and more efficient. ? The key “levels” are defined as follows: 1. GGM – Great Grand Master Key 2. GM – Grand Master Key 3. Sub Master Key 4. Change Key 5. Keyed Alike (KA) To help you determine whether a master key system is?right for securing your location, read more here: https://lnkd.in/g6KC9Nev Juliana Sannasardo Cortney Anderson Wascher, RL #locksmith #securitytrends

Feel like a gold medalist with A-1 Locksmith's 75 years of customer service and experience! ?????? . . . #Olympics2024 #memes #dfwlocksmith #securityandsafes