26 BEST local Locksmiths in Marion SA | Yellow Pages®

Which locksmiths in Marion handle car and motorcycle keys?

Automotive locksmiths handle repairs and duplication for all your on-road vehicle needs. Local locksmith advertise in the Yellow listings – just search for one in your local area.

Which locksmiths near me operate 24 hours a day?

24 hour locksmith services are provided by local locksmiths advertising on Yellow’s listings. Take a look to find one near you.

Which mobile locksmiths cover the Marion area?

Mobile locksmiths in the area can be quite busy, but the good news is that you track one down very easily by looking through Yellow listings for you location.

What’s involved in changing a lock barrel?

Changing a lock barrel is quite easy, since the lock just disassembles and allows the locksmith to remove the entire barrel and replace it.

Is it expensive to get all your household locks rekeyed?

Rekeying a lock is typically far cheaper than replacing the entire lock, because only the inner parts of the lock that govern access are changed (its ‘code’, if you like). The exterior of the lock remains that same.

My front door key is jammed in the lock. What can I do?

Call a local locksmith after finding one in the business listings, explain what the problem is. They may be able to suggest a remedy, and if that doesn’t work, you can arrange for them to attend and fix the problem.

Can you re-set a safe combination if you’ve forgotten it?

A safe locksmith can change the combination on a lock, it’s a matter of getting access to the inside of the dial and adjusting the settings of the wheel pack inside so that new combination turns them to the open position.

What are the pros and cons of a keyless front door lock?

The pros are that you can control who has entry to the home and even keeptrack of which family member is home or out. They require no keys, so there’s no danger of keys falling into the wrong hands. On the downside, if you forget the code you need to have the system re-coded, a power failure could affect the lock, and they are much more expensive than a key door lock.

Are a deadbolt, deadlock, and deadlatch the same thing?

Deadbolts and deadlocks are similar in that you can only turn the lock when the key is in it – the lock is not self latching, so it won’t click shut if you push it closed. On the other hand a deadlatch will shut tight by itself when the door is closed. So you can pull the door closed when you leave the house and the latch engages.

What’s the best way to make sure that tenants don’t cut extra keys without your permission?

A good way is to have a local locksmith design a registered key system. The locksmith designs a key contour/shape that is unique to your property. This then has legal protection and copies have to be approved by the owner.