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Lock Repair in Delaware County, PA

Lock Repair for homes and apartments across Delaware County. We drive out from Havertown with the parts on board. Call and we will tell you honestly when we can reach you.

  • Lock Repair for homes and apartments
  • Every town we cover in Delaware County
  • More than 13 years on locks
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Lock Repair

Lock Repair across Delaware County

Why people call

People in Delaware County call us for lock repair when a lock or cylinder sticks, binds, only turns partway, or fails to latch. Sometimes the key won’t go in or turns but the bolt won’t move. Other callers want a door to close more smoothly after settling, or a rental unit’s locks brought back into reliable shape between tenants. We handle these problems where the lock is, driving out from Havertown in the van and working at the door rather than at a shop.

What the job involves

We begin by testing the lock and the strike so we can see how the mechanism is behaving under normal use. After that we take the cylinder or lock apart enough to inspect the tumblers, springs and cam, clean out grit, and replace parts that are worn or broken. If a component can’t be restored we swap it for a matching replacement on site, reinstall the unit, align the strike if needed, and run the lock through several cycles so you can see it operate reliably before we leave.

Across the county

Work varies across the county because doors and buildings vary. In older rowhouses and multiunit buildings you’ll see a lot of mortise and rim locks that have been in place for decades; in suburban duplexes and single-family houses the common problems are misaligned latches and worn cylindrical locks. Storefronts and small offices have different strike and latch setups and sometimes heavier deadbolts. We routinely repair standard hardware in areas like Upper Darby, handle both older houses and apartment entries around Drexel Hill, and service suburban doors in Lansdowne.

Before we arrive

Before we arrive, clear the area around the door and make sure any keys, spare cylinders, or lock parts you already have are together for us to inspect. Note exactly what happens when you use the key or turn the knob so we don’t have to guess, and leave the door accessible rather than locked against us. Don’t force the key or the bolt; forcing can break parts that might otherwise be repairable. We work from our van at the door, so having a small, well-lit workspace helps us finish the job cleanly.

The work

Lock Repair: what the job looks like

Reviews

What customers say

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I have to say this guys were better then expected we got all of our building keys the same make everything be more comfortable thanks a lot!!

Mark

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Our own work

Lock Repair: jobs we have done

Hardware we work on

Mortise locks Rim cylinders Knob and lever sets Exit devices Door closers Mailbox locks Car locks and ignitions Safes

FAQ

Questions we get asked

More questions people ask before calling.

My deadbolt sticks and only turns partway, so can you fix it without replacing the whole lock?

We inspect the cylinder and bolt to find where it binds. Often a stuck deadbolt responds to cleaning, lubrication, and adjusting the internal pins or bolt face. If the cylinder or bolt is damaged beyond repair, we replace just the faulty component on site so you get a properly functioning lock without swapping the entire unit.

My door latch won't catch even when I turn the knob, so is that something you can repair at my house?

We check door alignment, the strike plate, and the latch mechanism to determine the cause. Many latch failures are fixable by realigning the strike, adjusting the latch assembly, or replacing worn parts. When a component is broken or too worn, we replace the latch or strike on site so the door closes and secures correctly.

My key gets stuck and the cylinder feels gritty, do you rekey or replace cylinders, and what do you do?

We start by disassembling the cylinder, cleaning debris, and inspecting pins and tumblers. If the cylinder can be restored, we repair and reassemble it. When wear, corrosion, or damage prevents reliable repair, we replace the cylinder or the core on site and can match new hardware to your existing keying when practical.

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