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Q: "Why Should You Change Locks When Moving to a New Place?"

can be a stressful event. There are so many things to get done, and many others to consider. One major point to avoid overlooking is the current on the or . As a new or , it is important to change the .

Previous residents may have several of that can allow access to your home. Despite the fact that all are to be surrendered upon final sale, many people still have to their former dwellings. Not only does this cause a safety issue for the new , but it can also be a cause of problems in the future.

Homes are often into by people who knew the previous owners. This is why it is very important to take the time to change the locks upon in. It should be one of the first things you do. As an added security, install a deadbolt lock if there isn't one already there.

When , be sure to change on every entrance to the home. Do not forget basements and side that are not used often. These are usually the points of entry when being robbed.

Changing the locks when you move into a new place will provide you with from the possibility that there are keys floating around out there. Put your mind to ease by changing the locks to protect your family and your assets.

Q: "How should I react when out of my , , or ?"

It's happened to all of us; you've had something else on your mind while you're shopping, working, visiting restaurants, going to the movies or playground. You come back to your car, reach for your keys and -- they're not there.

Most of us know the feeling of panic that rises up immediately when are misplaced or lost. It can be especially unnerving at night, and in bad weather. If you have with you, a situation can become nightmarish with fear not only for your own , but theirs.

* The first thing to keep in mind is to fight down that panic sensation. Take a few deep breaths and relax. Remain calm and be patient with yourself and those around you -- don't give way to anger or blame.

* Check every pocket, purse and shopping bag. If family members or friends are with you, make sure they do the same -- including small children. Go through strollers, carriers, supply bags, slings. You'd be surprised at some of the bizarre places you might have put those keys!

* Go back in your mind to where you last had the keys and try to retrace your actions. Did you visit the rest room anywhere? Could they have fallen out of your pocket or purse? If you have a cell phone with you, call the places you visited and see if the keys have been turned in.

Overall, if none of that results in finding the keys, give us a call at 503.281.8061 or contact us via our site at http://www.abclockandsafe.com!

ABC LOCK AND SAFE LOCKSMITH SERVICES -- SINCE 1993 Since 1993, ABC Lock and Safe Locksmith Services has been Portland, Oregon's choice for sales and service of all Home Security needs.

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WOW! Another fantastic review:

Best ever!

I was locked out of my house one day, so I called these guys up. The locksmith showed up in 15 minutes. He was super full of energy and excited to help me out. When we realized that my old was unpickable and he would have to drill out the and replace it (which would cost a lot more than just it), we went over other options.

He even said that he wouldn't charge me if I ended up just going back to work to get my keys (which would have been difficult since it's locked and well... My keys to the office are in there...)

I asked if he could watch me while I climbed a ladder to my second story window just in case I fell, and without a second thought to it he hopped onto the ladder and climbed it to the window! Mind you that the ladder, and my roof... Heck, my whole house is in disrepair, so climbing up that ladder and essentially risking his safety took major cajones!

Then we realized that my window wouldn't open past 5" because I put a stick in its railing to prevent people from breaking in (DAMN it I hate that I am so safe). Then he said, I have just the thing. Went back to his truck, grabbed a wire, hauled it back up the ladder, fished out the stick, climbed through my bedroom window, and the door! I was SO amazed someone was so nice!

I am going to recommend to everyone I know.