SEATTLE — Guardian Safety has acquired the digital safety operations of Keyhole Safety, bringing collectively two Washington household companies with “a shared dedication to defending folks, supporting workers and serving the communities through which they function,” in response to a joint announcement.
The transaction contains Keyhole’s fireplace alarm, entry management, video surveillance, digital safety and monitoring operations. The locksmith enterprise, which has lengthy been a part of the Keyhole legacy, is being bought individually and can proceed below separate possession.
Keyhole Safety traces its roots to 1948, when Archie Lodge launched key chopping providers at Wenatchee Cycle & Toy. Over the many years, the enterprise expanded past its locksmith origins to change into a supplier of digital safety, fireplace alarm, entry management, video surveillance and monitoring providers all through central Washington, the announcement says.
Ron and Jeanne Lodge bought the enterprise in 1978 and helped rework it right into a full-service safety firm serving Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan and Kittitas counties in Washington. David Langlois joined the corporate in 1989, grew to become basic supervisor in 1997 and later a minority proprietor, serving to lead the group by means of “many years of progress and enlargement,” in response to the joint announcement.
“We’ve at all times saved our clients on the middle of our enterprise and we all know they are going to be served properly by Guardian Safety,” says Ron Lodge within the announcement.
Why Did Guardian Safety Purchase Keyhole Safety?
The Keyhole Safety acquisition “displays a shared dedication to preserving the relationships, experience and native service that clients have relied upon for generations,” in response to the joint announcement. Guardian Safety plans to construct upon Keyhole’s established presence in central Washington whereas offering extra sources, expanded capabilities and continued funding in workers and customer support.
“With our central station already situated in Yakima and our deep roots in Washington, we’re excited to proceed constructing upon the legacy that Ron, Jeanne, David and your entire Keyhole crew have created,” says Ainsley Shut, president of Guardian Safety, within the joint announcement.
“We stay up for serving clients all through central Washington with the identical native dedication and private service they’ve come to anticipate,” she says.
Prospects will proceed to obtain “the providers they depend upon from skilled professionals who perceive the communities they serve and the significance of reliable, private service,” in response to the joint announcement.
