Temple Security Doors and Home Reinforcement
Free 73-point Stronghold Safety Assessments, security screens and door reinforcement for Temple, Texas. ZIP 76501, 76502 and 76504.
What Temple homes are built like
Temple is two housing stocks in one city. Out west, along Adams Avenue and Highway 317 toward Lake Belton, whole subdivisions have gone up in the last few years: builder-grade hardware, the same package repeated down every street. Closer in, around the hospital district and Western Hills, the houses date from the 1960s through the 1980s, on bigger lots, with hardware that has been on the door since the house was built.
What the assessment usually finds in Temple
On the new west-side streets the finding is the same one we see on every new street: a builder-grade strike plate held in with short screws, in a frame that was never meant to take a kick. On the older streets it is wear. Hinge screws loosen in soft wood, a deadbolt stops throwing all the way, and the door from the garage gets left out of the nightly routine. Different houses, same 73 points.
We score all 73 points either way. The report tells you which of them apply to your house, ranked in the order we would fix them. It is guaranteed to show you how to improve your home’s safety.
Where we work in Temple
Westfield, Wildflower Country Club, Lake Pointe, Hills of Westwood, Wyndham Hill, Canyon Creek, Western Hills, the hospital district and the new subdivisions along Highway 317 and Prairie View Road. If your street is not on that list, it does not mean we do not come. Temple is inside the service area, all of it, and so is Belton.
What we install in Temple
Schedule your free Stronghold Safety Assessment
Every homeowner in Temple, Belton and the rest of Bell County is entitled to a free 73-point Stronghold Safety Assessment: a scored report on how well the house holds against a forced entry, and a written report of what we’d fix first. It is guaranteed to show you how to improve your home’s safety.
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