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Front door lock barrel required replacement so I contacted 3 local locksmiths.
Lock solutions were the only company to reply to my online/text/phone request.
Wayne contacted me and arranged a time to visit.
Promptly turned up and replaced the barrel with 5 keys.
Callout fee £80 with replacement lock approx £60 so not cheap but I believe you get what you pay for!
Friendly locksmith, arrived within 20 mins.
Had all the right tools, knew exactly what to do. It may have seemed expensive at £96, but honestly I was happy to pay for an honest, knowledgeable person.
Highly recommended.
Had occasion to use this company this evening to assist a disabled neighbour whose front door lock had an issue.
Wayne was there within 30 minutes, tested and examined the lock and repaired it. A very pleasant experience to deal with a professional and very competent locksmith! Highly recommended.
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