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Thanks @27vis for the inspiration. Our on brand new shop stools have arrived. Call in and try them out, 168 York road, Hartlepool. #interiordesign #interiordesigner #meninorange #keytoyoursecurity #key #skills #locksmiths #love #shop (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Our Awesome new Air fresheners. We'll be giving these bad boys away for free to our customers. If they ever need to use our services and have this on display they'll receive a discount. If you want one drop me a message and I'll post you one 👍🏻 #cars #vehicle #air #fresh #locksmith #motor #lockedout #give #us #a #shout #meninorange #keytoyoursecurity (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Never lose your key again, when you can open it with a code or YOUR FINGER!!. @burgwachterusa #no #keytoyoursecurity #key #safe #fingers #keep #it #never #meninorange #locksmith #lockers (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Couple of nice simple jobs. Lost safe keys, battery case fell off the back-safe picked Broken mortice rack bolt- opened & replaced. #safe #locks #property #locksmith #meninorange #broken #easy #peaceofmind #control #help Call 01429 234344 (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Locksmith stories. The things you get called out to do. I had a call once, sometime ago now, from a lady who phoned in some distress, not that unusual for those of us in the locksmith industry. However this lady was not locked out of her car with her baby inside or lost her keys and could get into her home home in the middle of the night or lost her keys whilst out walking the dog on a beach or had split up with her partner and they still had keys (all of these are stories for another day) This lady was in a predicament that sounded more unbelievable and almost a prank call. This lady was locked in her bathroom!! Yes she'd gone into the bathroom, had a shower and then the privacy lock handle (see the picture) had decided that now was the time to collapse and stop working, thus locking the lady inside. She informed me that the house was unlocked, I could just come straight in, & in her words "but be careful of my pussy, it's roaming free in the house, it's only small & it hasn't had its injections yet" She then told me don't worry I have a towel in the bathroom!! Just shout when you come into the house, the bathroom is upstairs. At this point I was almost certain that this was a wind up. She then told me her address, how embarrassed she was & that she'd been stuck for at least 45 mins and didn't what else to do. So off I went not knowing exactly what to expect. I arrived & true enough the front door was unlocked. I opened the door and I shouted "hello it's just the locksmith" I then noticed the little tiny frightened kitten sat on the sofa. I heard a muffled voice upstairs shout "thank's for being so quick, I'm up here". I went upstairs and the spotted the obviously broken door. The locking part was hanging out from the centre of the lock, hence she couldn't get out. I quickly opened the lock and out came the lady looking extremely embarrassed but somewhat thankful and relieved. As she quickly scampered to get dressed, she asked me to remove the broken lock, because she had an small internal bolt that she would be using from now. I did as she asked, she returned dressed and paid, another happy steron customer. Just goes to show, you cannot prejudge a situation and you can't underestimate trust in business.
Just a few things we've been up to recently. Opened an X5 BMW Rekeyed an old post office lock Replaced an ignition on an Iveco Daily Supplied and fitted Simonsvoss Replace a PVC door mechanism #door #replacement #meninorange #locksmith #locks #simonsvoss #control #accessories #bmw #iveco #daily (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
In the year ending June 2016, 551,000 people had their homes burgled, according to latest Office for National Statistics figures. This highlights just how many people are affected by this type of crime, which can have traumatic as well as financial consequences. You can avoid becoming a crime victim statistic by making it harder for would-be burglars to penetrate your home. There are certain weak spots criminals identify when deciding whether to break in. Here are seven ways to beat the burglars: 1. Lock doors and windows Obvious advice, perhaps, but the annual Crime Survey for England and Wales has found that six per cent of houses burgled have no, or only nominal, security. That drops to just one per cent when proper deadlocks and window bolts are fitted. First-floor windows and doors are especially targeted, more so when burglars are able to conceal themselves behind vegetation – so keep hedges, trees and shrubs trimmed back. 2. Watch thy neighbour The majority of home burglaries take place during daylight hours, not at night, and specifically between the hours of 10am and 3pm. Most are committed by criminals who reside locally, within two miles of the target home. They may study your daily schedule, and take note if there are tell-tale signs that you are away, such as piled-up post or an unkempt lawn. We recommend using timers on your interior lights or even on the radio if you are going away – and remember to cancel milk and newspaper deliveries. Ask a trusted neighbour to keep a regular check on your home if you’re going to be away for some time. 3. Install a safe Again, another common-sense tip which is often neglected: don’t tempt opportunist thieves by leaving laptops, handbags and other valuables on show. When away for a long time, consider using a safe to store items of financiial or sentimental value. If you don’t yet own a safe, it’s worth investing in one. 4. Arm your security alarm So many of us fail to use our expensively installed systems. It takes less than 10 minutes for burglars to ransack a property, according to SafeWise. If you do own a burglar alarm, remember to set it whenever nobody is in – even if you are just popping to the shops or are heading out on the school run. 5. Combine security measures Window locks, indoor lights on a timer, double door locks and external motion sensor lights – if all used together – could mean a property is almost 50 times more protected than a home without any proper security in place, according to a 2015 study published by the Royal Statistical Society. 6. Replace your front door It can be really easy to force open a front door that has an old lock. There's lots of methods burglars use such as “lock-bumping, Snapping, fishing for keys. 7. Ensure your multi-locking doors are anti-bump, anti-pick, anti-drill, anti snap and is insurance rated ideally it has also achieved the coveted Secured by Design status, which proves they have been tested to the highest standards, meeting Police Preferred Specification. Fitting an insurance rated multi-locking door could even reduce your household insurance premium. We recommend informing your insurance company that you have Secured by Design fitted and asking if this qualifies for a reduction. 8. Modernise old windows Most unmodernised properties in Britain have external beading on their windows – a thin strip of wood keeping the pane in place. Criminals can remove an entire window pane within 30 seconds. Make sure windows have internal beading, and a multi-point, bi-directional steel locking mechanism, ensuring they exceed British Standards for security. By being aware of weak spots and taking the above seven anti-burglary measures, your home will become safe as houses. Steron Locksmiths Ltd Offer FREE no obligation property security assessments. For more information call 01429 234344 www.steronlocksmiths.co.uk
If anyone needs help this Easter getting into your Easter eggs, don't worry or panic The Men in Orange are here to help. We offer a 24Hr response, just call 01429 234344. PS we also do homes, cars, business too. Happy Easter Everyone #protectingpeoplepropertypeaceofmind #protection #locks #lockedout #happy #egg #chocolate #locksmith #people #help #meninorange (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Locksmith stories I have been working with large utility companies as a locksmith along side their revenue protection or debt recovery teams for about 18 years. This involves gaining entry under magistrates warrant to properties so they can carry out various tasks, mine is not to question why, I am merely there as a means of entry.. One of the jobs that sticks in my mind was one of the earliest jobs I attended. We attended a property that was in shall i say a less affluent areas. The warrant officer did the usual things, knocked on the door, identified himself by shouting through the letter plate, knocked on the window, tried next door see if any neighbour could help. When it was obvious there was no one coming he instructed me to gain entry. I went to the door, it was a wooden door with a large frosted window in. I removed the handles (but not the handles drive quarter bar, this becomes more important later) to assess better which lock it was. It was only a standard 3 lever, fairly straight forwards. I got my picks out & was on my knees in the process of picking the lock when I just noticed a shadow behind the door. I decided to remove my picks. I had just removed my picks from the door just as the occupier opened the door and swung a small Lump hammer, which for those not in the know, is sometimes called a Club Hammer it has a double faced head, and is useful for light demolition work, driving steel chisels and masonry nails. Not something you'd usually have lying around the house. As I was still on my knees, he swung it about my head height. Luckily because I'd seen him through the glass I was able to lean back quick enough to avoid getting hit. He didn't seem to happy to see either of us. On witnessing this the warrant officers response was genius, he said "there's no need for that, I did knock" However once the chap had had his shout the warrent calmed him down and was able to sort out the particular utility issue. And I learnt a valuable lesson that we tell all our engineers and is a good tip for those locksmiths who may get in a similar situation l, ALWAYS take the handle drive quarter bar out, that way those inside cannot get outside until you put it back in & you don't then get a Lump hammer swung at your head.
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Do you call a locksmith in an emergency OR call one before to ensure you can control and secure your property whenever/however you require? We'd be interested to hear your comments? #reactive #or #proactive #decisions #peaceofmind #protection #problems #control #meninorange #commercial #comment #propertymanagement #homedecor #business (at Steron Locksmiths Ltd)
Did you know that statistics show over HALF of people that buy a new house DON't change the locks. Seems a little odd, you have no idea who or how many keys are out there. Buying a new home, probably the most expensive asset you will ever own, can be a stressful process involving seemingly endless to-do lists, however, most are forgetting one of the single most important actions – properly securing your new home by changing the locks. Statistics show that over half of people that move house don’t change the locks, despite the risk that previous residents could still be in possession of your keys. Through copying, previous occupiers could still have access to your home. Subsequently, changing the locks should be your first priority after moving in, mitigating the safety and security threat to your property. We happily offer free no obligation prices. One call to solve it all, don't delay call steron today.