Blog

Protecting You Through COVID-19 At London Locks, despite the current COVID-19 situation, we are still operating and it is still business as usual for the London Locks team. So should you have any locksmith emergencies, don’t hesitate to contact our reliable team today. Our team of locksmiths are taking every …

Locksmiths can help customers in a range of ways and for a number of different circumstances.  A locksmith can help with unlocking doors, cutting keys, and changing locks.  No matter what time of day or night you need the assistance from a professional locksmith you can rest assured that someone …

Key-less locks for office buildings and commercial environments are a good idea if reducing costs and improving operations, and employee productivity are important to you. At London Locks we bring business owners, facility managers, building supervisors, and office manager cutting-edge key-less entry locks that virtually pay for themselves the first …

It’s never been more important to ensure that you and your home are safe, the current crime rates in East London are on the rise. Robbery crime is also a lot higher than the national average as is currently at around 5.4k crimes committed a year. Take a look at …

There are many reasons why you might need to call a locksmith. We have years of experience in the industry and are commonly called out for a number of reasons. Whether it be replacement keys or lock repairs, locksmiths are on hand to deal with a number of situations. Below …

Is Your Property Secure? Whether you’re a first time buyer or you’re simply upgrading to a larger property, then you need to consider whether it’s safe and secure. Although your new property might seem all singing and dancing, are the doors really secure? How do you know if someone else …

One of the most annoying things to happen (always at the most inconvenient time) is getting locked out of your own house. If you’ve misplaced your keys and forgotten where they are, quite often the only way to get back in is to call or locksmith. This will usually result …