Locksmith Blog
Our blog is a great resource for expert tips, industry insights, and practical advice from locksmiths who have seen it all.
At Eastway Lock & Key, Inc., we believe safety and security start with knowledge. That’s why we want to share trustworthy information with our Charlotte, North Carolina area customers here on our blog page. Here, you’ll find posts explaining the latest technologies, offering safety tips, and helping you understand when it’s time to call in the pros for assistance with your lock-related problems.
Whether you’re currently locked out, upgrading your security, or just curious about how locks work, you’re in the right place. Check back often for new posts, seasonal advice, and real-word answers to your lock and key questions.
What to Look for in an Auto Locksmith
Being locked out of your car or having key issues is unfortunate and stressful. That’s why it’s important to have a locksmith already in mind, so you know who to reach out should an issue arise. Rather than choosing the first locksmith that shows up on a web search,...
Benefits of Interchangeable Core Door Lock Systems in Business Settings
In an era where cyber threats dominate the headlines, it’s easy to forget physical security. However, the first line of defense for any business remains its doors and locks. While these may seem like static, unchanging elements of security, innovative solutions like...
Remote Programming: Why You Should Do It the Right Way
Broken, lost, or just want a spare – there are plenty of reasons why you might need a new key fob for your car. But while it might seem like a simple swap, programming that new fob is a crucial step that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Mess it up, and you could be facing...
Major Security Threats that Card Access Control Can Prevent in Your Business
The modern workplace is a dynamic hub of activity, with employees, visitors, and contractors coming and going. While this fosters collaboration and productivity, it also exposes your business to a range of security vulnerabilities, many of which are too sophisticated...