Locksmith in Mount Airy, PA

We extract the broken bit, then cut you a new key and either repair or swap the damaged cylinder if it needs it. Until we get there, don’t try to turn the lock and don’t insert anything into the keyway; keep both halves of the key together and have them ready for us to work from.

We rekey the outside locks so the same key will operate those doors where rekeying is practical, and we’ll point out any lock that must be replaced instead of rekeyed. Before we arrive, gather every current key for the doors you want on the system so we can match and set the cylinders to that key.

We open the safe where it stands and work to get the container accessible without moving it. Tell us the safe make and model if you know it, and whether it uses a dial, an electronic keypad, or a key so we come prepared. We need to see photo ID and the receipt or paperwork that came with the safe before we open the safe.

We replace or rekey the existing door hardware so previously issued keys stop working, and we’ll recommend replacing any lock that’s too worn to rekey. Have every key that was handed over during the move gathered and ready so we can set the cylinders to new keys without guessing. We ask to see your photo ID and a lease or deed with your name on it before we rekey anything.