Someone Answers, Whatever the Hour

The phone rings through to a person at night, over weekends and on public holidays, which is exactly when most lockouts happen. Tell us where you are and what is shut, and you get a price and an arrival time on that first call instead of a promise that somebody will ring you back.

We open houses, flats, offices and vehicles, pull snapped keys out of cylinders and repair or replace hardware that has been forced. Where a door has been damaged in a break-in we make the opening secure the same night and fit the permanent lock afterwards, so nobody is left sleeping behind a door that will not close properly.

When Do You Need an Emergency Locksmith?

• Locked out of your home at night
• Keys locked inside your car
• Lost or stolen keys
• Broken key in lock
• Lock damaged in break-in attempt
• Locked out of office or business premises
• Malfunctioning lock that won't open or close

Why a Night Call Jumps the Queue

Waiting on a pavement or at a gate with your phone in your hand is the part of a lockout that actually puts people at risk, far more than the lock does. So after-hours calls go to the nearest available technician first, and we tell you honestly where that van is rather than leaving you guessing on the kerb. We cover Randburg and Surrounding Areas, and whatever the hour, the price is settled before anyone sets off.

Emergency Services We Provide

• Residential and commercial lockouts
• Vehicle lockouts — all makes and models
• Emergency lock repairs and replacements
• After break-in lock replacements
• All types of automotive keys
• Broken key extraction
• Safe opening in emergencies

What Travels in the Van

Every unit working across Randburg and Surrounding Areas carries entry tools, a key machine and a stock of the cylinders, mortice locks and handle sets that fail most often, which is what lets the majority of emergency calls finish on the first visit. If a lock genuinely has to be ordered in, we secure the opening before leaving and come back with the part — you are never left waiting on a door that does not lock.