Rental Home Rekey in Tulsa
Tulsa rental home rekey completed for an out-of-town property owner before three new tenants moved in, using the existing lock hardware.
Tulsa rental home rekey completed for an out-of-town property owner before three new tenants moved in, using the existing lock hardware.
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. For professional Tulsa locksmith service, Fortress Lock & Safe provides lock repair and replacement…
Problem: A commercial exit device in Tulsa had stopped working. After diagnosing the hardware, Fortress Lock & Safe found that the pins operating the device head had sheared off making the device latch retraction fail.. Solution: We removed and replaced the damaged hardware with a Yale 6100 exit device and restored proper operation of the…
Problem: A commercial customer in Tulsa needed better protection around electric strikes on exterior doors to help prevent tampering at the latch and strike area. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe installed security latch guards over the existing electric-strike openings while keeping the access-control hardware operating properly. Fortress Lock & Safe provides professional locksmith service in…
Problem: A commercial customer in Tulsa needed five locks rekeyed to work with the property’s existing master key system. The entry door also needed additional hardware support. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe rekeyed the locks to the existing master key system, installed a door wrap plate, and installed a new entry lock to improve key…
Problem: A commercial property in Tulsa had an access-control exit device that was not communicating properly with the card reader because wiring inside the device had become disconnected. Solution: Fortress Lock & Safe inspected the exit device, located and reconnected the wiring, then tested the card reader and exit hardware to confirm the access-control system…