Euro cylinder change
Changing the cylinder is the sensible answer to lost keys, a move, or a tenant leaving: the turning part is replaced, not the whole lock, and it costs a good deal less. It is a half-hour job and it is almost always done on the spot.
When to message us
- You have lost a set of keys, or they were stolen with your address on them
- A tenant is leaving and the next one is moving in
- You have just bought or rented and do not know who else has a key
- A cleaner, a builder or an ex-partner still has a copy
- The key has started catching and you want it done before it fails
What moves the price
- The security level of the cylinder you choose
- Whether it is booked or needed the same night
- Whether the door has more than one lock
- Whether a security escutcheon is fitted at the same time
How the job is done
1
Measure the cylinder
A photo of the key and of the lock edge is usually enough for us to bring the right one first time.
2
Choose the level
Standard, anti-bump or high security. We tell you what your door actually needs — quite often the cheapest one is the honest answer.
3
Fitted in about half an hour
The rest of the lock stays. Only the turning part is replaced, which is why it costs a fraction of a full lock change.
4
You get the new keys and the old cylinder
All of them, counted. If you are a tenant, keep the old cylinder to put back when you leave.
What euro cylinder change costs
The rate is the same in all 54 towns we cover: distance is never charged separately. What moves the amount is the hour, the day and the type of lock.
Where we do euro cylinder change
Every town has its own page with the real time to reach it and what changes there.
Other things we do
Euro cylinder change
Tell us what happened and where you are. You get a price and a time before anyone sets off.