All In One Locksmith

The answer of this question might be very independent. It would be contingent on what the individual's definition of safety is. It would also depend on what that individual is trying to protect. In the case of padlocks generally speaking the higher the cost the higher the security. The foremost thing that we will look at is the construction of a padlock. What material is a specific padlock made out of? Is it steel, aluminum, brass or hard-bitten steel, the material that the padlock is made up of contributes straight to the security. The padlock shackle is what gets the most corporal attacks. So the size, width and material utilized are very imperative. There are padlocks made that do not have noticeable shackles. So to recapitulate construction material, key control, lock cylinder and shackle design are all what makes a padlock protected. As you increase the size of the padlock and the key control of the lock cylinder you also raise the cost.

Hell yes. Not every install goes snap crackle pop. Are you sure the only person that has your keys are you? I had my home completely re locked keyed alike. My home was built in the early 80's.