Emergency Locksmith
Locked out, snapped key, jammed door — a vetted engineer on the road within minutes, 24 hours a day.
Emergency Locksmith →Homes are the bulk of our work: Victorian terraces with two locks and a stuck sash, ex-local authority flats with communal entry, new-build blocks with electronic fobs, and every uPVC back door in the suburbs.
Every engineer who comes to your door is DBS checked, uniformed, carries ID and will talk you through the work before starting. If a family member will be home instead of you, tell us and we will confirm arrangements with them.
Nobody can tell you how many keys to your new home exist. Previous tenants, former partners, builders, cleaners, agents and their friends all had one at some point. A cylinder change on the day you move in is the most worthwhile ten minutes of your move.
We handle tenancy-change lock swaps on schedule, and supply keyed-alike or restricted key sets across a portfolio. For HMOs we can set up a master suite so you hold one key while each tenant only opens their own room and the front door.
Original timber doors in London's conservation areas need locks fitted without wrecking the joinery or the character of the door. We work with the door you have — retaining original furniture where possible, morticing carefully, and recommending frame reinforcement instead of heavier hardware where that is the better answer.
Yes. Every engineer is DBS checked, police vetted and insured, arrives uniformed and carries photo ID. You can ask to see it at the door.
Often yes, if someone can grant access. Many customers arrange for a neighbour, partner or letting agent to be present, and we confirm everything with you by phone first.
Yes — communal doors, entry systems and individual flat doors. For communal work in a managed block we may need the managing agent's authority, which we can arrange with them directly.
Call now and speak to an engineer. We aim to be with you within 30 minutes, 24 hours a day.
We deliver this service in every area we cover. Choose your area for local response times and postcodes.
Locked out, snapped key, jammed door — a vetted engineer on the road within minutes, 24 hours a day.
Emergency Locksmith →New locks supplied and fitted the same visit — BS3621 mortices, anti-snap cylinders and insurance-approved hardware.
Lock Replacement →Sticking, stiff or spinning locks fixed rather than binned — repair first where the mechanism is worth saving.
Lock Repairs →Multipoint gearboxes, hooks, handles and alignment on uPVC and composite doors — repaired, not ripped out.
uPVC Door Repairs →Non-destructive entry to homes, flats and offices — picked, bypassed or decoded rather than drilled.
Emergency Door Opening →Snapped key removed from the cylinder and a new key cut — usually without replacing the lock at all.
Broken Key Extraction →