Lockout Services

A lockout service is a great option for getting back into your home or car. It is usually cheaper and more convenient than breaking a window.

To avoid getting locked out, make sure you have duplicate keys cut and hide one or two in a safe spot. Also, consider installing digital locks that grant unique access on a per person basis and have monitoring capabilities.

Residential

When it comes to residential lockout services, you can count on the professionals to get the job done right. They work with professional toolboxes that contain all the tools needed to remedy the situation — whether it’s fitting strike plates in door jambs, inserting latches and external levels or manufacturing the mortise for the faceplate of the latch — and can do this on-site to ensure a quick and non-destructive entry into the apartment.

To prevent house lockouts from happening in the first place, consider cutting duplicate copies of your keys and leaving one with a trustworthy neighbor or friend who lives close by. You can also take measures to improve your home’s security by rekeying locks or having new ones installed.

This will require a professional locksmith but may save you money in the long run. When choosing a locksmith, make sure that they carry insurance and have a proven track record of excellence.

Commercial

Getting locked out of the office is a problem that can be incredibly disruptive to your business. But there’s no reason to cancel a day of work or break a window when you can get professional help from a locksmith who knows how to handle commercial locks. They use a variety of different methods to open business doors without damaging the lock, ensuring that your building’s security is not compromised.

They are also able to install and repair high-tech business security systems such as biometric door locks that require fingerprint or iris scanning, keypad locks for offices, and master key systems for multi-unit buildings. These kinds of locks provide extra protection for sensitive data and ensure that only authorized employees have access to specific areas.

If you’re a property manager, it’s important to keep the tenants safe in your building. Our locksmiths are able to install and repair buzzer systems, so you can be sure that your tenants are always safe.

Automotive

When your key breaks off inside the ignition, trunk or door lock, a locksmith can remove it affordably. They can do so without damaging your vehicle and will get you on your way in no time. They are available around the clock and can come to your aid even in a storm.

Getting locked out of your car is frustrating and stressful, especially in unfamiliar places. But don’t break a window or try to unlock the door yourself. You’ll be better off calling a locksmith to help you out. They’ll use specialized tools to open your lock safely and quickly.

Many automakers offer apps that allow drivers to unlock their vehicle during a service lockout. These are generally used when you need to recalibrate your ignition interlock device after a recall or for an early service visit. If you don’t have these apps, you’ll need to call a locksmith. Make sure they provide effective services by checking that their certifications, licenses and insurance are up to date.

Emergency

We provide emergency lockout services including new lock installation, rekeying and replacing existing hardware. Certified locksmiths travel with toolboxes packed with all the necessary tools to complete the job on site.

During a lockout, it is critical to verify that the system has been de-energized. This is especially important for electrical systems where capacitors are used. They can store electricity and discharge very quickly. When discharged, they can cause shock to an unauthorized person. There are several ways to verify de-energization, including using a meter, utilizing dump valves (bleed lines), or simply hearing that pressure is released (a common method with compressed air lines since they make a loud noise when the valves are opened).

Depending on the type of equipment, there may also be detailed procedures and/or work instructions that describe how the shutdown and isolation process is to be completed. These steps include the steps for shutting down, isolating, blocking, securing, and relieving stored or residual energy.