Recent residential, commercial, safe, rekeying, and door hardware jobs completed by Fortress Lock & Safe throughout Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso, Coweta, and nearby Oklahoma communities.
Problem: A customer in Broken Arrow had a failed return spring assembly in their front-door lock. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe repaired the existing spring assembly using compatible parts from another assembly, keeping the customer’s existing lock hardware. Learn more about our residential locksmith services.
Problem: A customer in Broken Arrow had a weslock spring latch fail on their decorative metal front door. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe removed the broken spring latch and installed a new latch in the existing front-door lock. When Weslock latches fail they can eaisly be replaced so you don’t need to change the hardware….
Problem: A customer in Sand Springs was having difficulty inserting the key into a commercial door lock. Sometimes this can be due to a dried out cylinder or a tumbler failure in the lock. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe inspected the lock and found that the cylinder had dried out and was making it difficult…
Problem: A Detex ECL-230D exit alarm in Jenks had a bent tailpiece that caused the alarm to trigger when the key was removed. The door also needed a separate pull handle. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe adjusted the bent tailpiece so removing the key would no longer trigger the alarm. We also installed a pull…
Problem: A customer in Broken Arrow had a broken deadbolt latch on the front door and a broken spring latch on the door to the garage. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe disassembled the front-door lock and replaced the broken deadbolt latch. We also inspected and serviced the lock, checking for installation or strike alignment issues….
Problem: A customer completing a new suite build-out in Bixby needed the back door to close automatically. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe installed a new door closer on the suite’s back door so it would close automatically.
Problem: A customer in Tulsa had a bathroom privacy lock that wasn’t working correctly and didn’t match the other bathroom’s hardware. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe replaced the faulty lock with a new privacy lever to match the other bathroom’s hardware.
Problem: The customer had installed a lock on a glass door and needed a strike for it. They also wanted the lock at the bottom of the door to stop engaging. Solution: We installed the strike and turned the bottom lock cylinder so that lock would no longer engage.
A Broken Arrow customer accidentally removed the interchangeable core from a door lock. Fortress Lock & Safe adjusted the tailpiece so the core could be reinserted into the housing, making the lock functional again.
Fortress Lock & Safe was called to diagnose a commercial exit device that had stopped working in Tulsa. We found that the pins operating the device head had sheared. We replaced the damaged unit with a Yale 6100 exit device.
