What type of lock does my home have?

The type of lock indicates what kind of pins are inside, which is crucial for locksmiths to have on hand.

What kind of keys does my lock take?

Knowing the type of key your lock requires is important as it can save time and additional trips for the locksmith.

If you need a specific or unique lock, confirm it's something they can provide before hiring.

If your keys are still in usable condition, rekeying could save you money and time.

It's worth checking if simply replacing keys is more economical than using locksmith services.

Ask for estimated times to avoid extended delays during the service.

Request a phone estimate if the locksmith cannot provide one, ask how they can assess the job remotely.

Inquire about their response time and service speed to ensure minimal waiting.

Confirm whether they hold insurance to cover any potential damage during service.

Request references from prior customers to independently evaluate their service quality.

If you require after-hours support, confirm they offer 24/7 service.

Ask if they charge a flat rate or by the hour to avoid unexpected costs.

Clarify the billing method to ensure budget compatibility.

Understand the payment process to avoid any surprises during service.

Choosing locks that can be rekeyed in the future can save time and money if issues arise again.

Ensure they have availability on weekends or during off-hours as needed.

Confirm they can install additional locks for enhanced security.

Ensure the lock's security rating meets your needs before installation.

Discuss access requirements in advance to prevent any inconvenience for both parties.

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