Since 1972

Built by a cop who wanted his neighbors' doors to lock properly.

We're still a family business. Still licensed and bonded in North Carolina. Still answering the phone ourselves.

Our Story

  • 1972The Beginning

    Founder Jimmie Jeffries was an on-duty police officer. He saw how many local homes had no working deadbolt. On his off days, he started installing them himself. That was the beginning of what became a full locksmith business.

  • 1977Expansion

    The business grew to five shops spread across the Piedmont Triad of North Carolina.

  • 1983Back to the Badge

    Jimmie returned to full-time law enforcement and the business downsized accordingly.

  • 2006Centralized in Archdale

    Operations consolidated to a single Archdale location. Jon Jeffries, also a full-time police officer, began following in his father's footsteps.

  • 2014New Ownership

    Jon took over the business. He has run it ever since, now operating as Veteran's Lock and Security Solutions.

Licensed & Insured

Held North Carolina Locksmith Licenses: 0818, 1049, 1818, 2787A, 2962A

Every technician is state-licensed and background-checked. We train on an ongoing basis. We're fully bonded and insured for residential, commercial and automotive work.

A Note on Locksmith Scams

Unlicensed operators sometimes use trusted local names to book jobs. They overcharge once they arrive. If a quote balloons on-site, or a "local" dispatcher can't give you a street address, that's a red flag. We're always reachable at our real number and shop address below.

Come See Us

A real shop, not a call center

We are a storefront on S Main St in High Point with a full showroom, a key wall, and technicians you can talk to face to face. That matters in a trade where plenty of operators are just a phone number and a magnet sign.

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Inside the Veteran's Lock and Security Solutions showroom in High Point, NC
Verify Before You Hire

Check any locksmith's license. Including ours.

Locksmithing is a licensed profession in North Carolina. Since October 2013, providing locksmith services without a license is a potential Class I misdemeanor. The North Carolina Locksmith Licensing Board regulates locksmithing, access control, safes and vaults, and vehicle lockout services statewide.

Anyone can look up a locksmith by name on the Board's verification page. We encourage it, whether you hire us or someone else.

Manufacturer Relationships

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NCLL# 0818 · Licensed, Bonded & Insured

Ready to work with a name you can trust?

Call (336) 431-7777. Real technicians answer, day or night.

Call (336) 431-7777