A household locksmith is a professional who specializes in servicing doors, windows, and locks in homes. They are responsible for ensuring that your home is secure from burglars, and can also provide other services such as rekeying locks or installing new security systems. 

When choosing a Residential Locksmith, be sure to consider their experience and qualifications. Make sure the locksmith you choose is licensed and insured and has a good reputation in the community. Ask about their rates and services, and find out if they offer discounts for military members or senior citizens. 

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Residential Locksmiths typically charge between $50 and $100 per service, plus fees for additional work (such as replacing damaged locks). Be sure to ask if the locksmith will come to your home or if you will need to bring along some of the necessary materials (like keys).

Here are some of the locks you might want to consider: 

1. Deadbolt: A deadbolt is a common type of lock that uses a key to open it from the inside. It’s usually the most secure type of lock because it requires two people to open it from the outside – one to insert the key and another to turn it. 

2. Door Knob Lock: A door knob lock is similar to a deadbolt, but uses a key to unlatch it from the inside as well as the outside. This type of lock is less secure than a deadbolt because someone with access to the key can unlock both sides of the door. 

3. Chain Lock: A chain lock is an insurance policy against theft – anybody trying to pick your lock without having the correct key will have trouble doing so because they won’t be able to break through the chain link holding up the padlock.