Lockouts at every hour, rekeys when you move in, and lock work on doors that have stopped closing properly.
Before we touch the lock, you know what it will cost.
Call if you need someone right now. Otherwise send this and we will contact you back.
Most of our residential work falls into three situations: someone is standing outside a door that will not open, someone just moved in and does not trust the existing keys, or a lock is worn out and needs replacing.
Front doors, apartment doors, bedroom doors and back doors.
A new cylinder on the door, which is what you want when keys are unaccounted for.
Keep the hardware, change what the key is. Cheaper than replacing and just as final.
A deadbolt that sticks, a handle that spins, a door that will not latch.
Adding a deadbolt, a second lock, or hardware on a door that never had any.
For doors where a standard cylinder is not enough.
You do not know how many keys to that door exist. Previous tenants, a cleaner, a contractor, a building manager. Rekeying the cylinder ends that question in one visit.
If the lock works well and you only need the old keys to stop working, rekey. If the hardware is worn, damaged or too weak for the door, change it. The difference, explained.
Often, yes. Locks of the same type can be rekeyed to match, so one key opens the front door and the back door.
Yes. A lot of the city's flats still have their original mortise locks, and we repair and rekey them as well as installing new hardware.
One number, answered around the clock, in English, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. Not urgent? Pick the time. Same day, later in the week or on the weekend, whatever works for you.
Answered day and night, every day of the year.
contact@locksmithkingkey.com
1050 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94109
California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.
