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Craig Winton. Like a good Locksmith, Giles is there!

Excellent material. And quality time with my tech. Love this industry. Always more to learn.

Even during a pandemic continuing education is paramount. Jason Montague and Evan Moore at the Intermountain Lock & Security Supply trade show

If you have to tape your key together, stop by we can fix it like new for you.

Do you have a key marked Do Not Duplicate? Do you rely on that stamp to protect your keys from unauthorized duplication by employees or tenants? The Do Not Duplicate stamp used to offer some minimal protection. Keys could still be duplicated but typically only with some documentation of the requestor. That stamp would often be overlooked or simply ignored buy hardware or convenience store employees who did not have the training or a mechanism to deal with a stamped key.... Today unmanned kiosks in retail and grocery store front lobbies will duplicate any and all keys without care or question. Ultimately the Do Not Duplicate stamp is simply a deterrent. It is a polite suggestion; nothing more. The only way to ensure actual true key control is with the use of an actual restricted key system. True restricted keys come in a few shapes and sizes, so to speak, but the defining factor is that the key blade itself is unique in some way to the shop or organization that issues the key. Restricted keys and their corresponding lock cylinders also often employ security features to protect against picking or other physical attack as an added value. If you think your keys are not secure, call Giles Lock today. If you think your keys are secure you should still call us to make sure. You have a lot riding on your security from material goods to the health and safety of your employs or tenants. Don’t hope your keys are secure, make sure. On the Top is a key simply stamped Do Not Duplicate. On the Bottom is a Patented restricted key that we offer at Giles Lock