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Door Lock Repair Services

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Door locks have become such an integral part of our homes that we often take them for granted. But, like any other piece of hardware, locks are susceptible to wear and tear. Humidity, rust, dust, and excessive force can all compromise the structural integrity of locks over time, causing them to jam or get stuck. Even worse, worn and damaged door locks are easier to pick, making them less reliable for security.

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If you’re dealing with a stuck or jammed lock, contact the residential locksmiths at We Do Locksmith right away to schedule services or request a free, no-obligation quote.

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Lock Repair VS Lock Replacement

In most cases, you don’t need to replace your entire lock to get it back to working condition. Often, there is usually a single component that can be fixed or replaced, such as the lock cylinder or tailpiece, which can be less expensive than replacement. However, changing door locks can be the better option depending on the extent of damage or if you want to upgrade to high-security locks. If you’re worried about home security because of a lost key or someone else having a key to your home, we can rekey locks to keep the current lock but make old keys useless. Not sure which locksmith service is right for you? Our professional locksmiths can inspect your locks and give you advice on how to proceed.

When Should I Repair My Locks?

Any indication that your lock is not working as it used to is reason enough to be wary. Even minor inconveniences, such as a noticeable resistance when turning the key, could be signs of a worn or damaged part. To ensure your home stays protected, have a locksmith take a look as soon as you notice an issue.

If you find yourself locked out of your home, don’t hesitate to contact an emergency locksmith to get you back inside. We can pick locks or rekey them without damaging the lock so you can gain back access to your home without issue.

Common Lock Issues

We’ve seen many broken and malfunctioning locks throughout our years in the business and can help in a wide range of situations, including any of the following.

  • Jammed Door Lock
  • Key Stuck In Lock
  • Stuck Deadbolt
  • Entire Lock Cylinder Turns
  • Key Is Hard To Insert
  • Key Turns Slowly
  • Door Won’t Stay Closed
  • Misaligned Door Latch
  • Door Locks Slowly
  • Key Turns But Won’t Unlock

 

How Long Does It Take To Repair A Lock?

Here at We Do Locksmith, we understand how important home security is. As a leading locksmith company in Florida, we strive to provide our customers with fast and reliable services. While the timeframe to repair a lock will vary depending on its condition, we can generally get the issue resolved in as little as 20-30 min. For a more accurate estimate, contact us today to request a quote.

We also have ample experience with most lock types and makers, including the following.

  • Door Knob
  • Deadbolt
  • Entry Level
  • Garage Door
  • Patio Door
  • Mortise
  • Kwikset
  • Schlage
  • Baldwin
  • Yale
  • Corbin Russwin
  • Master Lock
  • MaxTech
  • Mul-T-Lock
  • RR Brink
  • Medeco
  • Evva
  • ASSA-Abloy

How Long Does It Take A Locksmith To Repair A Lock?

Here at We Do Locksmith, we understand how important home security is. As a leading locksmith company in Florida, we strive to provide our customers with fast and reliable services. While the timeframe to repair a lock will vary depending on its condition, we can generally get the issue resolved in as little as 20-30 min. For a more accurate estimate, contact us today to request a quote. We promise to get back to you as soon as possible.

How To Fix Door Locks

For minor issues, such as a slow-turning cylinder, you can try spraying some WD-40 in the key slot yourself. You can also try removing the key in and out of the lock and then unlocking the door several times to loosen the lock’s parts. However, if lubricating the lock does little or nothing to correct the issue, do not attempt any further repairs yourself. Without the right tools and expertise, you may end up damaging the lock even more. Instead, call a certified locksmith to inspect the lock.

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