LOS ANGELES, CA, April 04, 2013 (Press-News.org) Locksmith Local, a nationwide INC locksmith company, has joined forces with Best-Ebuy INC. The corporation will now be providing monthly security maintenance on a contract basis.
Locks are an essential security component to protect Best-Ebuy INC confidential data, documents, staff and patients from burglars and hooligans. Signing a deal with professional Locksmith service is expected to go a long way in preventing these things from happening. The deal is going to be signed between Mr. Mike Lee, Owner of Locksmith Local and Best-Ebuy INC. Locksmith Local will provide high level top security services to the Best-Ebuy nationwide. The CEO of Locksmith Local says that Best-Ebuy INC will be provided with a variety of services including lock installations, CCTV (Closed Circuit Television), camera surveillance systems and additional security services. Although, camera surveillance systems will likely be the main component of the deal, the owner said.
A press meeting took place to announce when the deal will be signed between the respected owners of these companies. There he announced, "Being one of the most respected Best-Ebuy INC demands high security protection from burglars and other potential wrongdoers as well. When we received the application and offer from Locksmith Local, we were happy and approved it immediately. Now Locksmith Local's goal will be to provide top services to provide the high level of security they need and to maintain their trust.
Locksmith Local will provide different types of locksmith services for Best-Ebuy INC, however the camera surveillance system will definitely be the most important service from company's perspective. Locksmith Local will be installing many camera surveillance devices in and around the Best-Ebuy INC building. Locksmith Local's technician's will be installing TV screens in other parts of the building so that the Best-Ebuy INC securities personnel can monitor and observe all visitors properly.
Mr. Mark Lound, Technician Manager of the company also commented on the company's approach stating "installing camera surveillance systems for Best-Ebuy INC and other corporations is very important and they depend on a genuine 24 hour locksmith service provider like us. Thus, we will dispatch experienced and certified experts to preform these tasks."
Ms. Shana Brian is a repeat customer of Locksmith Local. When she heard about the engagement, she commented, "it is great opportunity for the two parties, as Best-Ebuy INC will get professional security and Locksmith Local will get yet another opportunity to demonstrate their professionalism and provide much needed security to this important organization." Locksmith local will preform installation of the camera surveillance systems at parking garages also. The company experts suggest that this process will help to detect suspicious and inappropriate behavior.
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Locksmith Local to Provide Security Services to Best-Ebuy INC
Locksmith Local, a nationwide INC locksmith company, has joined forces with Best-Ebuy INC. The corporation will now be providing monthly security maintenance on a contract basis.
2013-04-04
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[Press-News.org] Locksmith Local to Provide Security Services to Best-Ebuy INCLocksmith Local, a nationwide INC locksmith company, has joined forces with Best-Ebuy INC. The corporation will now be providing monthly security maintenance on a contract basis.