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Should Your Patio Doors Be as Secure as Your Front Door?

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Title: Should Your Patio Doors Be as Secure as Your Front Door?


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Should Your Patio Doors Be as Secure as Your
Front Door?
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  • We all know to make sure that our main
    entranceways are as secure as they can possibly
    be, and many of us even take extra measures to
    make our windows safe, but we often overlook our
    patio doors.
  • The frightening reality is that many burglars and
    intruders gain illegal access to peoples homes
    through points of entry other than the front
    door, and patio doors are exceptionally
    vulnerable.
  • Many patio doors use a latch system, not a lock
  • Latches are far easier for burglars to override
    or break than high security locks, and if your
    patio doors operate on a latch system, you should
    consider asking whether your local licensed
    locksmith can install locks on them.

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  • They operate on tracks, not hinges
  • Another element of patio doors that makes them
    vulnerable is the fact that they run on tracks
    instead of hinges, and with a little criminal
    know how, the doors can be slid off of the track
    without the need for touching the latch at all.

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  • Criminals target secluded areas of homes
  • Often in an area of the home thats more
    secluded, patio doors are often targeted by
    criminals for that very fact, and as such, you
    should consider improving the security of your
    patio doors if you suspect they may not be as
    secure as they could be. Creeping around a corner
    and being able to tamper with your patio doors
    under the cover of darkness, and with little to
    no chance of being spotted until theyre in (and
    by then, its too late), burglars and intruders
    will always search for the weakest points of
    security in any home, to make their job easier
    and the risk of them getting caught, far slimmer.

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  • Patio doors are often flimsier and less
    well-secured than main entrances
  • While patio doors are often used frequently,
    because they generally dont open out onto the
    front of a property, and instead lead out into a
    secluded yard, garden or decking, many homeowners
    tend not to be quite so concerned about investing
    in high security locks, or taking any additional
    precautions with these doors, such as installing
    a motion sensor light above them, or cameras and
    an alarm.

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  • Its important to remember that your local
    licensed locksmith can also give you the most
    up-to-date and well-informed advice about any
    aspect of home security, and if requested, will
    attend your home and carry out a security
    assessment before installing any additional
    measures as necessary.
  • So, when it comes to the question of whether your
    patio doors should be as secure as your front
    door, the answer is a resounding, yes! To make
    your patio doors secure and your home less
    vulnerable to any kind of forced entry from
    criminals, make time to talk to a local, licensed
    locksmith at the earliest opportunity, and have
    them set you up with a more secure locking system.

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  • Golden Locks Inc is a local HB locksmith with
    years of experience and trained staff skilled in
    locksmith services for both residential and
    commercial clients and also has an online store
    for high security locks and MT5 High Security
    keys etc. We also specialize in automotive lock
    repair services for cars, bikes and trucks and
    installation, servicing and repair of high
    quality security systems, access control systems
    and CCTV systems. If you are looking for patio
    door locks replacement in Huntington Beach or
    Anaheim, call us at (714) 841-0141.
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