Q. What makes video such a valuable media?
A. The Locksmith business is very hard to convey in a written text format. You need to see it being done. It is a lot easier to learn any skill of a technical nature. It really makes no difference. Video is by far better. You would ask how have you come to this conclusion? Over the last eight years we have heard from hundreds if not thousands of individuals who have tried to learn these skills out of a book. All of them, without exception have told us the same thing.” I just can't put all the pieces together”. In the 20th century textbooks were just about all that was available. We are now in a completely different generation and things are changing rapidly. We even elect presidents based on digital media. Today's technology can be used in a very positive way if applied properly.

Q. Is your locksmith program adequate to train our maintenance personnel to maintain the locks in our own facilities?
A. Yes, we started producing locksmith instructional media in 2000. Since that time we have had hundreds if not thousands of School districts, Government agencies, and Property management companies purchase our products for this purpose.

Q. How long would it take an individual to become proficient in the field of locksmithing?
A. It has been our experience; if a person has the proper skills it does not take long for one to be proficient in this field.

Q. What will we need to purchase tools and supplies.
A. Included is our inventory tool and supply list. On this list we have listed a supplier. However we work on a one on one basis with your maintenance department to determine what specific locking systems and products you will need.

Q. How much money do you believe our company could save by doing our own in house locksmithing, and how many additional tools would we need to purchase?
A. On the average locksmiths charge anywhere from $100.00 to $150.00 per hour in theory. Depending on the services requested. However most of the outside contractors as a rule do not figure jobs based upon an hourly rate. They usually price them by the peace. This explains the visit that was less than 30 minutes costing your company $175.00. Regarding tools, with the exception of a few specific specialized hand tools your maintenance department already has 90% of the tools required.

Q. What support do you offer?
A. We provide your maintenance department with personalized phone tech support Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific standard Time. In addition we have available an on site assessment service if requested. This is where we physically come to your facility and assist your maintenance personnel in determining what inventory you need to stock and setting up your locksmith shop. If you would like more information please call us at 702-558-9012.

Q. What is your Return and or cancellation policy ?
A. Because of the ease in which DVD's and Video CD's can be copied all sales are final, I am only able to offer a DVD replacement policy.

Q. How can I be assured of a quality of your instructional videos?
A. We have a demo video which shows a short clip from each of our instructional videos. There is a new saying? "A Video is worth a billion photos". I have always been a hands on kind of guy, Show me and I can do it. Give me a book and tell me to read this and do it, well that's another story. Click the link in the top right corner of this page to view our demo.

Q. What format are your DVD,s?
A. They are DVD-R.

Q. Is InHouseLocksmithTraining.com a school or a postsecondary educational provider?
A. No, we provide Private companies, corporate entities and government agencies with the ability to maintain the locking systems with in their own facilities. All of the postsecondary educational providers that have textbook-based locksmith training programs contain information readily available at any public library. They will not teach an individual in a maintenance department the locksmith trade.

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