Lock Repair
A lock that's sticking, not latching, or turning without unlocking usually doesn't need to be replaced — a technician diagnoses the issue on-site and repairs it where that's the better option.
What's Involved
The technician inspects the lock and the door itself — sometimes the lock is fine and the problem is actually door or frame alignment. Repairs are made on-site where parts and access allow.
When You Need This
A deadbolt that's hard to turn, a latch that doesn't catch, a key that turns but doesn't unlock the door, or visible damage that's affecting how the lock functions.
What to Expect From Locksmith 365
If the hardware is too worn or damaged to repair reliably, the technician will say so and recommend a lock change instead of patching something that's likely to fail again soon — the goal is a lock that actually works, not just a quick fix.