Lock Swindon

Fellow locksmith was called to fit a new lock to a wooden door. Another so-called 'locksmith' had attended to open the door. What mess. This is why it always pays to use a local locksmith and to read the reviews before you call them. Poor bloke needs a new door now.

Another victim of the Bulgarian Fake Locksmiths. £49 quote on the phone becomes £150 on the doorstep, ‘because it was a hard job to break the lock’! No, actually it would have been easy to pick the lock open if you knew what you were doing. Fortunately the customer refused their offer of a new lock for another £200 and called me in.

Don’t get stung. If you panic, you’re more likely to make a rushed decision. Take a few moments to think. Get a quote, not an open-ended ‘If it’s a hard job we may charge more.’ With these Fake Locksmiths somehow every job turns into a hard job.

Be wary of Google. Google doesn’t recommend companies for the fun of it. They do it for money. Companies pay Google to be at the top of the page. These companies have a little ‘Ad’ before their name. It stands for advert. That advert has to be paid for. Guess who’s paying? Yes, you, the customer.

Just been shown this price for ONE lock for a Bi-Fold door. Almost fell off my pearch.. Stick to double French doors people.

Spate of garages being broken into recently, random break-ins just hoping for something to nick, it seems...