Lock Repair
Locksmith lock repair
06/15/2012 Tags: Door closer for storm doors, Locksmith door repair, Locksmith lock repair, Remove lock screen door, Replacing storm door closer, Storm door hardware
Category: Kwikset or Schlage, Lock Repair, Locks, Locks keys denver, Locksmith 72 Comments 
Locksmith lock repair
Here are some pictures of a lock repair job we did in Cherry Creek. In the pictures you can see we didn’t really change the double sided deadbolt. The locks had a small problem and we were able to fix it:
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Storm door hardware
Mile High Lock & key LLC has almost all the hardware for storm doors in stock. If we don’t already have it in our service vans, we have full access to get any lock. We are a very experienced locksmith company in Colorado and can properly install all different kinds of hardware on your storm door. We can also repair any lock you have. We appreciate your business and are always ready to follow any of your requests. When our technician gets to you, he will come with a few catalogs to offer you wide selection of locks and prices. Call us at (720) 248-8087
Replacing storm door closer
A door closer is a strong and great piece of hardware that will close your storm door automatically. Usually because the storm door is lite, the door closer needs to be a lite piece of hardware. After awhile it can get week and break . This is where Mile High Lock & Key LLC comes in. In our service vans, we always have door closer for storm doors and can replace it for you fast and at a low cost. Call us for a price at (720) 248-8087
Locksmith door and lock repair
Mile High Lock & Key LLC is a professional locksmith company in Colorado providing “lock repair” for homes, businesses, cars, and trucks. We will fix your locks or doors, and provide you with a one year warranty on labor and parts. Call us for a free estimate at (720) 248-8087
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My girlfriend works as a shift supervisor in a cafe/brasserie. Part of her duties include opening the cafe at 7:30 am and getting the cafe up and running for the day, she is supplied with a set of keys to open the front door. This morning whilst opening the front door she has the misfortune to have the key break off in the lock resulting in the cafe being opened several hours late. My girlfriend called the cafe owner who told her to call a locksmith, the locksmith resolved the problem and charged £160. Later in the day, the owner turned up and asked that my girlfriend pay half of the repair bill. I would like to know what the legality of this situation is? My girlfriend is a full time employee at he cafe and has been there for 2 years, she has an employment contract but I cant see anything in it about paying for repairs. I would like to know if her employer can demand this kind of payment for damage?
It’s as if the ignition switch is locked but there is no lock button. I tried a spare key and that won’t work either. Do I call a locksmith or a car repair shop?
Where in the *%&^#% can i take my car to have the locks fixed? every locksmith ive considered says they dont do that.
Couple years back my mom left her keys in the car and she called a locksmith to get it out and the locksmith disabled the driver side lock somehow so that when I put the key in, it turns but doesn’t unlock. I have to go alll the way over to the passenger side to unlock the door then go back to driver side to get in. Is there anything that I have to buy to repair this or can I fix it myself by taking the door panel off and repairing some kind rod or whatever is in there.
Also, I’m worrying about it now because she gave the car to me, so now it’s my responsibility.
If I were to purchase a deadbolt lock at Home Depot, how hard or easy would it be for me to change it myself? I am somewhat mechanically inclinded (but not really), but I have very little experience in maintenence repairs, etc. I can read & follow directions pretty well, as far as installation instructions….
I’d prefer to avoid paying an over-inflated fee to a locksmith to do something I may possibly be able to do myself.
Also, I really don’t like it when a reapir/service person won’t even give me a ballpark figure over the phone, and yet they charge a flat-rate fee JUST TO SHOW UP. I mean…. I have made it clear that I am not looking for an exact quote–just a ballpark figure, is all.
I’d really prefer to do this myself, if possible.
Couple years back my mom left her keys in the car and she called a locksmith to get it out and the locksmith disabled the driver side lock somehow so that when I put the key in, it turns but doesn’t unlock. I have to go alll the way over to the passenger side to unlock the door then go back to driver side to get in. Is there anything that I have to buy to repair this or can I fix it myself by taking the door panel off and repairing some kind rod or whatever is in there.
Also, I’m worrying about it now because she gave the car to me, so now it’s my responsibility.
i looking for a professional locksmith to repair and re-key all my business’s locks at low price, i will be happy to get any recommendation from Stockton area from anyone who has an experience with locksmith. Thanks!
what had happened was my car doors got locked with the keys in them and my grandpa used a slim jim to unlock it and it the process broke my passenger door from opening, i still have standard warranty on it, will that cover it? its a 08 ford focus se
ok so does anyone know roughly how much it will cost to have it fixed? and does insurance cover it if its to high? i have geico with comp and collision?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
Hi All,
What is the average cost to call out an electrician to my work place to have a look at the boot lock on a Ford Focus Mk1?
Thanks in advance.
I have a Brinks lock that someone else changed the combination on then forgot it, it’s one of the ones that have a seperate dial for each number in the combination (IE if the combination was 1-2-3-4 you would set the first dial to 1, the second to 2, and so on). How can you find the combination to these? Or does anyone know of any demonstration videos?
The lock isn’t on anything, so I don’t want to cut it. I want to be able to open it so I can use it.
My little brother set a combo for a new safe we got that has my passport which i need in 4 days and there is no key over ride and I looked in the manual and it dosn’t say what to do!!!! How can i get it open? Take it to a locksmith or something???
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
My little brother set a combo for a new safe we got that has my passport which i need in 4 days and there is no key over ride and I looked in the manual and it dosn’t say what to do!!!! How can i get it open? Take it to a locksmith or something???
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
The dead bolt lock on my wrought iron security door is jammed. It is locked and the key will not unlock it.
My key does not work in the ignition. I need to take out the lock and have it repaired. I have not been able to take it out. I have dropped the steering column and have not been able to remove the lock. Please adivse if anyone knows how to do this.
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
I cant lock my saturns doors so i wanna change the door lock cylinders.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
My husband was being funny and was holding it locked so I couldn’t get in, ha ha ha. Now, from the outside, the key won’t go in all the way to turn. It works fine from the inside, locks and unlocks, but we want to lock it from the outside. Help please. Serious answers only.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
My little brother set a combo for a new safe we got that has my passport which i need in 4 days and there is no key over ride and I looked in the manual and it dosn’t say what to do!!!! How can i get it open? Take it to a locksmith or something???
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
What should I be looking for? I know city and state requirements differ from city to city or state to state, but what are the basic things I should be expecting during the purchasing, repairing, and renting the property? I am looking at three properties which are bank repos and the price is pretty reasonable.
These properties were orignally single family homes not rental properties.
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
My husband was being funny and was holding it locked so I couldn’t get in, ha ha ha. Now, from the outside, the key won’t go in all the way to turn. It works fine from the inside, locks and unlocks, but we want to lock it from the outside. Help please. Serious answers only.
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
My husband was being funny and was holding it locked so I couldn’t get in, ha ha ha. Now, from the outside, the key won’t go in all the way to turn. It works fine from the inside, locks and unlocks, but we want to lock it from the outside. Help please. Serious answers only.
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
My husband was being funny and was holding it locked so I couldn’t get in, ha ha ha. Now, from the outside, the key won’t go in all the way to turn. It works fine from the inside, locks and unlocks, but we want to lock it from the outside. Help please. Serious answers only.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
We’re going to be creating a commercial for my locksmith company and am looking for some funny ideas that will be memorable. As a company we do lock outs; sel, move, and repair safes; and make keys for just about anything. Any clever ideas?
My husband was being funny and was holding it locked so I couldn’t get in, ha ha ha. Now, from the outside, the key won’t go in all the way to turn. It works fine from the inside, locks and unlocks, but we want to lock it from the outside. Help please. Serious answers only.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
I have a Brinks lock that someone else changed the combination on then forgot it, it’s one of the ones that have a seperate dial for each number in the combination (IE if the combination was 1-2-3-4 you would set the first dial to 1, the second to 2, and so on). How can you find the combination to these? Or does anyone know of any demonstration videos?
The lock isn’t on anything, so I don’t want to cut it. I want to be able to open it so I can use it.
What I am saying is, in the US, if your house’s front door looks like a wood door, is it possible there is an inner layer of metal between two layers of wood, so it looks good and very secure as well. In those hollywood movies, whenever a door appears on screen, it looks like a wood door, how can a wood door protect anything. I am simply curious. Also, how about the key? If you lose your key, who is responsible for unlocking the door for you? The fire department, or a privately owned business who repair locks and also can unlock doors and charge you a fee? If so, how the government regulate this type of businesses, given the special nature of their services. Do they provide 24-hour service? How can you convince those guys you are the owner or tenant of the house, so you can authorize them to unlock the house for you?
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
When I originally bought my car, I received two keys. One only works for the ignition and the glove compartment, so I’m guessing that’s the original key.. And the other only opens the drivers side door. My friend has the EXACT same car (1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS) and he has ONE key that does it all. My trunk and Passenger side door won’t open with either keys. Any ideas? Is it possibly that there are different lock cylinders around the car, or maybe somethings just wrong with the locks themselves? Thanks a lot.
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
And roughly how much would it cost to have those locks (and the glove box lock) replaced? Not for parts, just labor; I will purchase the lock set on my own.
Its for a 67 Chevelle, which is why I said I could buy the parts; I haven’t bought them yet, just investigating. I’d rather not leave the car at the shop, which is why I ask about a house call. Unless they could do same day service.
I currently work for a third party company that dispatches locksmith and CCTV techs to repair locks and cameras. I plan to shadow a CCTV tech that I’ve become close with on weekends, my only worry is what licenses do I need to complete the work on my own?
How can I become a licensed technician who can be a subcontractor for my current company?