AREAS WE COVER
A locksmith gets you back inside, then makes sure the door holds up afterwards. Our locksmith in Frankley works for homeowners, tenants, landlords and drivers across the estate and the villages beyond it. Almost every call starts one of three ways: the key won’t turn, the key has snapped, or the keys are behind a door that’s already shut. We come out, open it without damage where possible, then repair or replace whatever has failed.
The phone is answered at any hour, including the small ones. Our patch runs across B45 and B32, taking in Frankley Beeches, New Frankley and the lanes out towards Rubery and Bartley Green. The van carries the cylinders, gearboxes and key blanks that match most homes round here, so you’re rarely left waiting on parts. Every engineer is DBS-checked and fully insured.
You’ll get a price and a time before anyone gets in the van.


EMERGENCY LOCKSMITH
Our emergency locksmith in Frankley normally reaches you within [30–60] minutes, and in most cases the door opens without a drill coming out of the bag.
We check the lock and tell you what’s actually wrong before quoting. You hear the price, you agree to it, then we start. Where the mechanism has genuinely failed rather than just latched behind you, we can change it during the same visit instead of booking a return trip.
OUR SERVICES
We run a genuine 24 hour locksmith in Frankley, not a nine-to-five outfit with an answerphone after hours.
At night your call goes to the engineer who’ll actually be driving over. That’s on purpose, because only that person can tell you honestly how long they’ll be. Night work carries a slightly higher rate and you’ll be told the figure on the phone, never afterwards.
If you’re comparing 24 hour locksmiths in Frankley Birmingham, two questions sort the list quickly: who picks up at 2am, and is the quote fixed?

Shut out of the car, or down to no working key? An auto locksmith in Frankley handles both at the roadside, with no recovery truck and no dealership queue.
We come to the vehicle wherever it’s parked, whether that’s on the drive, outside the shops on Frankley Beeches Road, or halfway along a side street. Getting in leaves the door lock and wiring untouched. Lost every key you had? A replacement can be cut and coded to the car on the spot.

Plenty of locks that feel finished aren’t. We’ll tell you straight which way yours is heading.
Locks warn you first. The key starts needing a wiggle. You find yourself lifting the handle twice. The door wants a nudge before it’ll catch. Sort it at that stage and lock repair is often a small adjustment rather than a new mechanism.
Once a barrel has genuinely worn through, though, nursing it along is wasted money. That’s when lock replacement is the right call. Most insurers want a BS3621 lock on the final exit door, and we fit to that standard as a matter of course.

Frankley is largely UPVC, front and back, and UPVC door locks fail in the same predictable handful of ways.
Handle lifts, key won’t turn? That’s the gearbox inside the multipoint strip, easily the most common fault we see. Door catching on the frame? It’s dropped on its hinges and needs realigning. Neither problem means buying a new door, whatever a replacement window firm tells you.
Worth knowing too: the basic cylinder fitted as standard to many UPVC doors can be snapped in seconds with simple tools. Upgrading to a TS007 3-star anti-snap cylinder is a small job that closes a very real gap.

We pull snapped keys out of locks without ruining the mechanism, and usually cut you a fresh one on the doorstep.
Keys don’t break at random. Years of use thin the metal, cold mornings make it brittle, and a stiff lock loads the same weak point every day until it finally lets go. If yours has been sticking since winter, this was always coming.
Leave the pliers alone, and definitely leave the superglue alone. Pliers push the fragment deeper into the barrel, glue bonds it to the pins, and straightforward broken key extraction turns into a full cylinder replacement.

Everything we do is mobile. No shop to find, nothing to drop off, no waiting list.
Our mobile locksmith in Frankley carries cylinders, mortice locks, multipoint strips and blank keys as standard stock. That’s why most jobs are diagnosed and finished in one visit, key cutting included. Houses, flats, maisonettes, shops, yards and roadside call-outs are all covered.

We supply and fit locks for timber, composite and UPVC doors. The right lock depends on the door itself and what your insurer expects, so we’ll talk it through before anything gets drilled.
Moving in is the usual trigger. Think about how many keys to your new place are out there somewhere: previous owners, their grown-up kids, a letting agent, a builder, an ex-partner. Door lock installation on day one is about the cheapest certainty you can buy.
We can also key doors alike, so front door, back door and garage all run off one key instead of a jangling bunch.

We’ll walk the property with you and point out where it’s genuinely weak. Doors, windows, side gates, sheds, garages.
Around the home:
For business premises:
If staff are walking around with full key sets, a master key system is worth twenty minutes of your time. Managers get everything, everyone else gets only what they need, and someone leaves, it stops meaning a lock change.

WHY CHOOSE US
We know the area, we quote properly, and we turn up when we said we would.
That local knowledge saves real time. The estate properties around New Frankley share very similar door hardware, while the older places out towards Bartley Green and Rubery still throw up original mortice locks. Nine times out of ten the right part is already on the van when we pull up.
On price: people search for the cheapest locksmith in Frankley, or a cheap locksmith in Birmingham, and often find the doorstep figure looks nothing like the phone figure. We give one fixed price and stick to it. If you’re weighing up the best locksmith in Frankley, judge on what you can actually verify — credentials, genuine reviews, and whether the final bill matches the quote.
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HOW IT WORKS
Four steps. That’s it.
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and describe what’s happened.
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a price and arrival time.
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and confirm the job first.
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once it’s working properly.
Useful to have ready: your address, what the door is made of, and for a car, the make, model and year. On lockouts we’ll ask for ID or proof you live there. It’s not us being awkward, it’s the thing that stops someone else doing this to your house. Cash or card, both fine.
AREAS WE COVER
Frankley, New Frankley and Frankley Beeches, plus the surrounding areas across B45, B32 and nearby postcodes.
Wider south-west Birmingham is covered too. Traffic on the Bristol Road South can add a few minutes at peak times, and we’d rather give you a realistic arrival time than a flattering one.
Redditch, Droitwich and Halesowen are also within reach. If you’re out towards Belbroughton or Clent we’ll add a few minutes to the estimate rather than quote you something we can’t hit.

A straightforward daytime lockout usually runs £[65] to £[120]. The final figure depends on the hour, the lock and any parts fitted. You get that number on the phone first.
Yes. Tell us your address and what has happened. We will assess the lock and explain the work and price before starting. We will ask for ID or proof that you live there.
Yes. Calls are answered around the clock, including nights, weekends and bank holidays. If an out-of-hours rate applies, it will be explained on the phone.
Yes. We can inspect UPVC door locks and mechanisms and advise whether repair or replacement is needed.
We can help with broken key extraction and check whether the lock has been damaged. Avoid forcing the remaining key or inserting tools into the lock while you wait.
We handle vehicle lockout and car-key enquiries. Tell us the make, model, year and the problem so we can confirm the appropriate service and availability.
Yes. We assess the damaged lock, explain suitable replacement options and agree the price before work starts.
We aim to use non-destructive entry. The method depends on the lock and its condition; we explain any work needed before starting.
Yes. For lockouts we ask for ID or proof that you live at, or are authorised to access, the property.
NEED A LOCKSMITH
Shut out, snapped key, lock that’s given up, or a car you can’t get into?
Ring us whatever the time. Tell us what’s happened and you’ll have a price and an arrival time before we move.
