Rule of the job1 of 3
Mapping who needs what
We sit down with whoever manages the building and list the doors, the people and the hours. A stockroom key and a front door key are rarely the same conversation.
Practical locksmithing for real doors.
Ennisclare Park Locksmith Specialists
When someone calls locked out, the most useful thing we can offer is calm. The door will open. The keys will be replaced. Nothing about the situation is unusual to us, even if it feels like a disaster to you. We talk you through what will happen, ask you to have some proof that the place or the vehicle is yours ready for when we arrive, and then get on with it without fuss. Once you are inside, we ask whether anything else should be looked at while we are there: a spare key, a rekey if the set is truly lost, a latch that has been sticking. Emergencies are also a chance to prevent the next one.
Nearby Clearview, Ennisclare Park and Falgarwood
Shop rules
Practical locksmithing for real doors.
- Clear about who can get in. After any rekey or replacement we tell you exactly which keys work and how many copies exist. Key control is the point, and you should have the full picture.
- Careful with the building. We protect floors and finishes, work around your day where we can, and treat a shop or office with the same care as a home.
- The choice explained in your terms. Rather than product names, we talk about what each option means for you: who has access, how it copes with weather, how easy it is to change later.
- Open 24/7, same fees any hour. Let's fix that lock.
20 years in business · Start with a phone call: (289) 815-4609
On every job
Rule of the job2 of 3
Changing the locks in order
We rekey door by door in an order that keeps the business open, starting with the entrance a departed key holder used most, and label everything as we go.
Rule of the job3 of 3
Handing over a key record
You get the new keys, a simple written list of which key opens what, and a suggestion for where to store the record so the next change is easier.
Five scenes · open 24/7
How a visit goes
Before anything comes out of the van, we ask what you are trying to achieve. A family that has just moved in wants every stranger's key to stop working.
Step 1 of 5
Call and describe the door
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
Step 2 of 5
On our way
We sit down with whoever manages the building and list the doors, the people and the hours. A stockroom key and a front door key are rarely the same conversation.
Step 3 of 5
Clear about who can get in
After any rekey or replacement we tell you exactly which keys work and how many copies exist. Key control is the point, and you should have the full picture.
Step 4 of 5
Careful with the building
We protect floors and finishes, work around your day where we can, and treat a shop or office with the same care as a home.
Step 5 of 5
The choice explained in your terms
Rather than product names, we talk about what each option means for you: who has access, how it copes with weather, how easy it is to change later.