Everything we do, and where.
24 services in four groups, all of them carried out at your address across fifty towns in Kent and Sussex County. There is no counter to visit and nothing to drop off: the van leaves Georgetown with the stock the job needs.
If you are not sure which one applies, the categories below group them by the kind of door. Emergency work is for a door that will not open right now. Residential work covers the locks on a home you own or rent. Automotive work is keys, fobs and ignitions at the roadside. Commercial work is the hardware a business depends on. Every service page lists the 50 towns it is available in, and every town page lists the services we bring there.
Somebody is standing outside something that should be open. These are the jobs where the van goes out with everything it might need, because a second visit is not much use to anyone waiting on a doorstep or a forecourt.
House Lockout
Shut out of your own front door, back door or patio slider.
See the service → 02Car Lockout
Keys on the seat, doors locked, engine sometimes still running.
See the service → 03Business Lockout
Staff outside, opening time passing, stock behind a locked door.
See the service → 04Broken Key Extraction
Half the key in your hand, the other half in the cylinder.
See the service →Moving in, moving out, or a lock that has finally given up. Most of this work is planned rather than urgent, and most of it is easier to sort out before it becomes an emergency at the wrong hour.
Lock Rekey
New place, same hardware, brand new keys. Every old one stops working.
See the service → 02Lock Repair
A lock that drags, sticks, or no longer throws the bolt fully.
See the service → 03Lock Replacement
Worn, forced, or simply older than the person living behind it.
See the service → 04Home Unlock Service
Back inside without wrecking the door or the frame.
See the service → 05Smart Lock Installation
A keypad or connected lock fitted and set up properly.
See the service → 06Mailbox Keys
A mailbox that has outlived its key, or a key nobody has.
See the service →A key that will not turn, a fob that will not talk to the car, or no key at all. Cutting the blade is the straightforward half; getting the vehicle to accept it is the part that needs the equipment in the van.
Car Key Replacement
A new key cut and programmed where the car is parked.
See the service → 02Car Key Duplication
A spare, before the only key becomes a problem.
See the service → 03Key Fob Programming
A fob that flashes but will not open the doors.
See the service → 04Transponder Keys
The key turns, the engine will not recognize it.
See the service → 05Ignition Repair
A cylinder that grips the key or refuses to turn.
See the service → 06Car Unlock Service
Opened at the roadside, without a coat hanger anywhere near it.
See the service → 07Lost Key Replacement
Every copy gone, and the car still has to start.
See the service →Doors that open a hundred times a day, and have to keep doing it. Master keying, access control and the closers and strikes that quietly decide whether a shopfront still locks at the end of the night.
Access Control
Fobs, keypads and readers for a door a lot of people use.
See the service → 02Master Key Systems
One key for you, one per tenant, and a plan for turnover.
See the service → 03Panic Bars
The bar that has to open under a shove, every single time.
See the service → 04Commercial Hardware
Closers, strikes and hinges that take a hundred openings a day.
See the service → 05Keypad Entry
A code instead of a key, and a record of who has one.
See the service → 06Safe Locks
Opened, serviced or re-set without wrecking the safe.
See the service → 07Combination Locks
A combination worth trusting, set by someone who knows.
See the service →Not sure which one you need?
Service area only — we drive to you, anywhere in Kent and Sussex County.