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		<title>5 Tips to Never Get Locked Out Again</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jennifer</dc:creator>
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Sure, there are worse things that can happen than getting locked out of your own house, but when you&#8217;re already running late or having a rough day, misplacing your keys can be incredibly frustrating. You might have to wait around for a friend or spouse for hours, or worse, accidentally call a scammer locksmith and [...]]]></description>
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<p>Sure, there are worse things that can happen than getting locked out of your own house, but when you&#8217;re already running late or having a rough day, misplacing your keys can be incredibly frustrating. You might have to wait around for a friend or spouse for hours, or worse, accidentally call a scammer locksmith and pay hundreds for a simple door unlock. (Here&#8217;s a better solution: put our number &#8212; 713-722-0060 &#8212; into your phone now so you&#8217;ll always have a legitimate <a href="http://www.popalock-houston.com">Houston locksmith</a> on hand.) However, there are several simple things you can do right now to prevent lockouts in the first place. Read on for our pro tips!</p>
<p><strong>1.	Have at least one spare key at all times.</strong> If you lose one, get another made right away. This also applies to car keys! (You may also want to consider getting your <a href="http://popalock-houston.com/change-fix-rekey-locks.html">locks rekeyed</a> if you don&#8217;t know who might have your lost key.)</p>
<p><strong>2.	Give a spare key to a trusted neighbor who is often at home</strong>, like a stay at home mom or retiree, not the jet-setting friend who is likely to be out of town when you get locked out.</p>
<p><strong>3.	Keep a spare house key in your purse or wallet.</strong> Just tape it in if you don’t have an appropriate space for it.</p>
<p><strong>4.	Bury a key in your yard.</strong> Burglars check under the door mat and patently fake rocks. Don&#8217;t make it so easy for them. Put a key in an empty film canister or other small, watertight container and bury it shallowly &#8212; in a potted plant might be easiest to find.</p>
<p><strong>5.	Install a keypad or biometric lock.</strong> As long as you can remember a PIN (or have fingerprints), you&#8217;ll be able to get in.</p>
<p>If you still manage to get locked out, don&#8217;t break a window or kick in the door. The repair bills will be much higher than calling a legitimate local locksmith. (Scammer locksmiths are a different story. We&#8217;ll show you how to avoid them in our next post.) Pop-A-Lock provides fast, affordable lockout services 24/7 in Houston, so keep our number handy just in case! Free estimates are always available at <strong>713-722-0060</strong>.</p>
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