Opening up or locking up?
Being unable to enter at the start of the day is different from being unable to secure a door at closing time. Tell us which problem you face, whether people can use another entrance and what the lock is doing. We confirm availability and the arrival estimate for your location before you plan around the visit.
Change locks when key access changes
When keys are missing or staff access needs to change, identify the affected doors before arranging replacement. We can discuss a single lock change or work across several locks. Tell us about any shared entrance or managed locking system so we can confirm the appropriate scope rather than assume every door can be treated independently.
Give the visit a clear point of contact
Name the person who can meet us, provide access and agree the work. Include any preferred attendance window and any restrictions on using the entrance during the visit. With the door problem and access details clear, we can explain the proposed repair or replacement and agree its price before starting.
A MORE USEFUL QUOTE STARTS WITH
Tell us these details.
- Business postcode and type of premises
- Affected door and whether the issue prevents entry or locking up
- Existing lock details and number of doors involved
- On-site contact, access arrangements and preferred attendance window