Brunswick locksmith services
Lock repairs, replacements, rekeying, installations and master key systems for homes and businesses in Brunswick, Brunswick East and Brunswick West. Choose a service to see what is included and how we work.
All services
Lock repairs, replacements, rekeying and new installations for houses, terraces, townhouses and apartments.
Lock repairs, replacements, master key systems and security upgrades for shops, offices and hospitality venues.
Lockouts, broken keys and locks that suddenly fail. Call during our hours to discuss assistance.
Sticking, stiff, loose and misaligned locks repaired where a repair is the sensible option.
Worn, damaged or outdated locks replaced with hardware that suits the door and how it is used.
New deadlocks, lever sets and security hardware fitted carefully to doors that need them.
Old keys stop working, your existing locks stay. Ideal after moving in, lost keys or tenant changes.
One key for managers, limited keys for staff. Planned around how your building is actually used.
We do not currently advertise automotive locksmithing, safes or electronic access control. If you are unsure whether we can help, call 03 6469 1217 and ask.
Understanding your door security
Most homes use a combination of a latch (which holds the door closed), a deadlock (a bolt that is locked with a key or turn) and sometimes a lever or knob set. Each does a different job, and many doors benefit from more than one.
A deadlock throws a bolt into the frame that cannot be pushed back by pressure on the door edge. Some are keyed on both sides, others have an inside turn. Think about how you would leave the house quickly when choosing.
The cylinder is the part your key goes into. Inside are pins that line up only with the right key. Many cylinders can be rekeyed so a new key works and old keys do not.
Handles, hinges, strike plates and the door frame all affect how well a lock works. A solid lock fitted to a loose frame or a misaligned strike will not perform as it should.
Replacement makes sense when a lock is worn, damaged, unreliable or no longer suits how the door is used. Choosing a lock that fits the existing door preparation keeps the job neat.
Rekeying changes which key operates a lock that is still in good condition. Replacing swaps the hardware itself. If you only need old keys to stop working, rekeying is often the simpler choice.
Location and hours
Brunswick Locksmith Service
304 Albert St, Brunswick VIC 3056, Australia
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Talk to a locksmith
Describe the lock and the problem. We will help you work out whether it needs a repair, a rekey or a replacement.