DOOR REINFORCEMENT

Parents shouldn’t have to worry about the safety of their family, which is why our licensed locksmith offers different solutions for reinforcing your doors. Regardless of which reinforcement method you choose, your door will be protected from forced entry and drill-resistant.

What Are Door Reinforcements?

Much like their name suggests, door reinforcements reinforce your door by providing additional strength and security to effectively prevent break-ins. Our Houston residential locksmith offers specialized residential door reinforcement locks to further protect your family which resides within your home. Our Houston residential locksmiths may reinforce your doors with any of the following methods:

Double Cylinder Deadbolt

A double cylinder deadbolt is one of the most common methods we use to reinforce your door’s strength and security. If you opt for a double cylinder deadbolt, you will require a key that locks and unlocks both sides of the door. Our residential locksmith may recommend this if your front door features glass, which an intruder can easily break through in order to unlock the door.

High Security Lock 

High security locks may include keypads, but typically refer to pick-proof locks and restrictive lock and key systems. Restricted lock and key systems are by far the most effective, as the locks and keys are unique to each home and are patented by the manufacturer. This ensures that unwelcome guests cannot easily duplicate your key and make their way into your home.

Tuff Strike

Our residential locksmiths are not only licensed, bonded, and insured with the state of Texas, but we are also one of the few who are certified as a distributor and installer. A Tuff Strike door reinforcement features a Two Post Strike Plate with an impressively sturdy deadbolt. It’s quick and easy for us to install without having to change the door frame or any other hardware, so you will be protected immediately upon installation.

Regardless of which door reinforcement method you choose to incorporate into your home’s doors, all of the aforementioned methods are designed to withstand extensive force, which makes them tamper resistant and an excellent way to protect your home and your loved ones for years to come.