I’m locked out of my car in Ridley Township, so can you get me back in without breaking my window or damaging the lock?
We work on vehicles at the scene using tools and methods intended to avoid damage: long-reach tools, inflatable wedges, or manufacturer-style access tools depending on the car. If a non-destructive entry isn’t possible, we explain why and show you the safest alternative before we proceed. We work on keys, fobs, and mechanical locks.
My house key snapped in the deadbolt. Can you get the broken piece out and still use the same lock?
We extract broken key fragments with picks, grips, and extraction tools designed for tight spaces. Once the fragment is out, we inspect the cylinder for wear or damage and let you know whether the cylinder can keep serving reliably. If not, we offer replacement or rekey options and fit new keys on-site.
Someone forced my back door; I want to secure it so it won’t happen again. What can you do?
If it is recent, let the police look before anyone else; wait until they are done before anything at the door is changed. We come to the door, inspect the strike, jamb, and lock hardware, and recommend practical fixes: heavier strike plates, longer screws, reinforced jambs, long-throw deadbolts, or full lock replacements. We explain the trade-offs between rekeying and replacing hardware and carry common parts so you can get the repair done where the damage is.