10/11/2026
That old keypad on your garage wall with worn-down numbers is basically a map to your entry code. π We see it constantly on service calls across San Diego, grease and dirt building up on the most-used buttons until the code becomes obvious to anyone standing in your driveway.
The fix is simple: wipe down your keypad regularly and change the code every few months, especially after having contractors or house guests over. If your keypad is more than a few years old, upgrade to one with a scrambling feature that shuffles the number pad each time.
Pair that with a opener that uses rolling codes instead of a fixed signal, since older openers broadcast the same code every time, making them easy to intercept. π οΈ Combine that with a camera covering your driveway and you've closed off the most common entry points.
Questions? Call John's Garage Door Services. π
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