Cedar Dale Locksmith Pros
What you can expect from us
Most of what we carry on the van never makes it onto a website: pinning kits, spare cylinders in the common finishes, blank keys for cars and houses, strike plates in three depths, and a box of the small screws that always seem to be missing. We stock it that way because a locksmith who has to come back tomorrow has only half done the job.
Being prepared is a form of respect for your time. It also lets us offer real choices at the door, showing you two or three options in your hand rather than a photo on a screen. We treat homes, shops and vehicles with the same readiness, and the same tidy habits.
Careful work on every kind of lock.
Key control is the quiet half of security for a business. A patented keyway means blanks are not sold openly, every key is numbered, and a copy needs a signature from someone you named. We register the system, keep the schedule of which key opens which door, and repin a cylinder when a key does not come back, so a staff change never becomes a mystery.
The key you reach for. The door you come home to. Good locksmith work begins with understanding how you use them.
18years in business
24/7open every day
- A straight assessment. If the lock is fine and the door just needs adjusting, we say so. If it has reached the end of its life, we say that too, and show you why.
- Options laid out side by side. Repair, rekey, replace or upgrade, with what each involves and what it changes. You pick; we do not steer you toward the biggest job.
- Finished, not nearly finished. Every key tested in every lock, every screw tight, every strike aligned, and the packaging in our van rather than your bin.
How a visit goes
Describe the property, the hardware and what has changed, and the visit starts from what you have seen.
01
Counting the doors and keys
We walk the house with you, note every exterior lock and ask which doors you want on one key. That decides the pin work and the number of keys to cut.
02
Pinning the cylinders
Each cylinder comes out, gets new pins to match a fresh key, and goes back in. Old keys stop working the moment the cylinder is back in place.
03
Testing every door with every key
We try each new key in each lock, from outside and inside, hand you the set and explain how many copies exist so you know exactly who can get in.