Checking in on New Year Resolutions
Well , it’s about six months since your New Year resolution Chandler, Scottsdale, Mesa and Phoenix Valley business owners. How have those resolutions worked for you? As so many business owners look for ways to skinny down the budget, good advice as we are still in this recession is…don’t skimp on your security budget!
This locksmith knows that crime is alive and well in Scottsdale, Chandler , Mesa , Tempe and elsewhere in the Phoenix valley.
True Story: Early last year one of our locksmith Scottsdale business clients was setting up a new location. And he called us out there to re-key the property . As with all of ASAP Lock & Security Scottsdale service calls, we surveyed the site.
We found that our Scottsdale locksmith customer was very vulnerable to common criminal attack at the rear of his property. We also suggested a new safe since his was a Costco special. Please folks, don’t buy cheapo safes from Costco and Wal-mart. Don’t get me wrong. I shop at both places for food and dry goods. However, those stores are a very poor choice to shop for asset protection.
Anyway, back to the story of our Scottsdale client. I strongly suggested for him to let us better secure his back door and sell him a new safe. He thanked us, but…there were so many other updates and expenses he wanted to attend to. I’ll save some money now and thanks, but he passed on my security advice.
A little less than three months later…he called ASAP Lock & Security and said “Laura, I should have listened to your advice. We were broken into last night (at the door you suggested we improve) and they pried our safe open and took cash. Alarms went off, but by the time the police got there…we were robbed. Please secure the premises as you suggested and we’d like to buy a new safe today.”
Now readers, as a professional locksmith in Scottsdale, and more importantly, as an ethical and moral person; I am not happy when bad things happen to good people. The suggestions I make for lock and security improvements are for your protection and to avoid situations like this one. I like to retain clients because I’ve helped them stay protected. Locksmith referrals are very strong for ASAP Lock & security and I know it’s cliché, but referrals ARE our biggest compliment.
Think about it. People are stressed. Have you noticed? Remember that disgruntled employee you let go last month? Does he still have your key? At ASAP Lock & Security, know that our prices are reasonable and we will help you set up a better way of tracking security issues so that they become non-issues.
So back to the New Year advice…Please, in 2010, if your New Year’s resolution is to tighten your belt on spending, please do not skinny down on the security budget, just skip the donuts in the break room.
Best Wishes for a prosperous New Year to all of our Phoenix Valley Business Owners.
Laura Cordovano
ASAP Lock & Security-Owner, Locksmith, Security Advisor
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