In recent years, sales for combination door locks and keyless entry systems have been increasing significantly due to the convenience and added security that these devices provide.

Wouldn't it be great if you never had to keep track of your keys, or could unlock the door to your home by simply entering a code on a keypad? Wouldn't it be nice to have the peace of mind of knowing that your home is secure from potential thieves and intruders? With crime rates increasing, keyless entry systems offer many advantages and benefits over traditional keyed locks.

1. You will not accidentally lock yourself out of your home. Everyone has stepped outside to get the mail or newspaper and heard the dreaded click of the door closing behind them. Or, have you rushed out on a busy morning and pulled the door shut with the keys still inside? With a keyless entry system you will no longer waste time checking for an unlocked window or waiting for a family member or locksmith to come to your rescue. By pushing a few buttons your crisis will be solved and you will be able to get on with your day.

2. You will not have to worry about losing your keys. Not only does this create a lot of inconvenience, but also a concern about who will find them and if a burglar can gain entry to your home. Calling a locksmith, replacing your locks, and having keys duplicated for family members is a costly hassle that can be eliminated by installing a combination door lock or keyless entry device.

3. You will be able to grant temporary access to your home. Combination door locks will allow cleaning services, contractors, or repairmen, to enter your home without the concern of keys being duplicated or future unauthorized entrance. Simply give them a code that can be deactivated later or will expire when a set time frame has lapsed.

4. No more fumbling for keys. With a keyless entry system you will no longer have to attempt balancing shopping bags and packages while searching through your pockets or purse for your keys, or struggle to locate the keyhole on a dark night. Some locks even have lighted keypads for easy use and quick access in all situations. More advanced systems are equipped with remote entry so you can unlock your home while getting out of your car or approaching your front door.

5. Combination door locks are more secure than traditional keyed locks. Most keyless entry systems, particularly ones without a keyed override, are virtually 'pick proof' and 'bump proof', preventing unauthorized entry. Since these systems are usually battery operated, you can still enter your home even when the hydro is out, and burglars will not be able to disable the system by cutting hydro connections.

Why deal with the hassle, inconvenience, and security risks of keys when combination door locks and keyless entry devices provide a simple, secure, cost-effective alternative?