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Jimmy's Lock & Key Shop "Since 1923" Serving the Dallas Metroplex 214-521-0927 972-241-8821 TX License #B12018
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Looking to Add Electronic Access Control to Your Business??? We can help!We offer a variety of access control solutions for all types of doors! Keypads, RFID Access Cards or Fobs! We also install security camera/CCTV systems and video intercom systems! ![]() ![]() ![]() Moving away from mechanical keys to electronic access systems will give your business the ability to:
Call us today for an estimate!!! Concerned about Bump Keys??? We offer solutions from Master Lock and MUL-T-LOCK High Security Products: Are your doors sagging and will not close properly anymore? Does it drag on the threshold or hit the door frame when you try to shut it? A continuous hinge may be the answer!!!We can retrofit continuous hinges in place of your existing butt hinges or pivots and fix your problem door permanently! Select Hinges are warrantied for life and have been tested to over 25 million cycles with negligible wear. Call us today to schedule an install! Looking for an inexpensive restricted key control system for your business? Ask us about installing GMS MX Restricted cylinders in your locks! CONSUMER ALERT: Beware of "Phony" Locksmith Scams Unlicensed and/or scam artist locksmith companies have infiltrated most of the United States' major cities, and Dallas/Fort Worth is no exception. These "phony locksmith" companies purposely manipulate phone book and internet listings with multiple false addresses and phone numbers to make it seem like a neighborhood business. In actuality, consumers are calling out-of-state operations that are not locksmith companies. The consumer is quoted a reasonable price over the phone, but when a person posing as a locksmith finishes the job, the consumer is charged a considerable amount more for unnecessary and/or sub-standard work. These out-of-state operations are set up solely to make money by purposely defrauding the public. Visit the following links for more information, and for information on how to find a reputable locksmith in your area and/or file a complaint: ALOA (Associated Locksmiths of America) Phony Locksmith Pressroom Clearstar Security Network Scam Alerts ALOA Link to file complaints with the FTC and/or Attorney General Google Maps vs. Locksmith Spammers: Spammers Winning? ABC News Article on "Nationwide Locksmith Swindle"
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| This page was last updated on April 23, 2010. |