Sticks or grinds
A lock that fights you can usually be fixed. We try that before we talk about replacing.
Residential · Seattle
A lock that sticks, grinds or needs lifting is telling you something. Usually it can be fixed rather than replaced.
The six that come up most. If yours is not here, call and describe it.
A lock that fights you can usually be fixed. We try that before we talk about replacing.
The bolt misses the keep because the door sagged. Realigned, not replaced.
Tightened, re-pinned or re-sprung.
Eased and adjusted so the lock works in winter as well as summer.
Usually worn pins or a worn key. Either way, a small fix.
We will say so plainly. Most locks are not.
A lot of Seattle doors are on flats and on houses old enough that the lock is older than the owner, which changes what we fit.
We will say plainly when a lock is past repair. Most are not.
Where Seattle sits in the area we cover, and the cities around it.
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Three of our technicians cover Seattle, on both sides of the city. They work on every make of car, and on homes, flats and offices.
Everything we do in SeattleThree of the reviews people have left on Google. Rated 4.9, with more than 100 reviews.
“Great customer service and came exactly when he said he would. One of the few locksmiths that could handle a spare key for our 2015 A3. He also handled a spare for our Honda while he was here. Can’t recommend highly enough!”
“EXCELLENT service and communication from Max! He was able to make me a key for my 2012 Toyota Corolla… I would definitely recommend using his service!!!”
“I got my car locked, KeyDash arrived… and opened it for me with no damage! Quick and professional!!”
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