MY LOCK Locksmiths

20/08/2025

Have spent the last couple of days teaching basic locksmithing skill to some caretaker/facilities staff at Watford Hospital. All attendees were happy with the new skills acquired.

24/03/2025

As Google has closed my business listing with no notice, having to create a new page .So what im asking for is if I have carried out any work for you ,could you please resubmit it as ive lost 20 years worthhttps://g.page/r/CV6yDq1X8CCAEBM/review

24/03/2025

Well as a fantastic start to the week ,Google has deleted my buisiness listing. So i have created another ,and in the that process all my reviews have gone 20 years worth......
So what Im asking for is if I have carried out any work for you in the past ,and you would'nt mind would you resubmit a review.

Post a review to our profile on Google

14/05/2022

Although it looks like the bearing has gone in this picture,in this particular case the bearing is mounted into the bottom of the door and had collapsed so a quick change of brackets and the door no longer drags on the floor.
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For all you lock and security problems

15/01/2022

A easy way to Spot a faulty door closer.
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01/10/2021

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All the right keys in all the right places 🔑

Are you moving house? How secure do you feel that as a new home owner, you are the only ones with access to your property?Have all the keys been handed over or are you not sure?

Enter Martin of MY LOCK Locksmiths.

Many years of experience as a Master Locksmith (and training others) helping those moving house; repossessions; difficulties with keys turning in locks; lost key replacements; helping those concerned with safety and vulnerability along with many other support services and discounted services to NHS Staff.

Master Locksmith – MLA Reg No: 003886
British Locksmith Institute -No 344
City and Guilds locksmithing skills-0504/734601/GVJ1827
SAFE CONTRACTOR No-N00157368
Paxton Access. Access Control (Stand alone)
ABLOY certified SECURITY electronic locks + door closers

27/03/2020

COVID 19 STATEMENT

In these uncertain times, we thought it best to keep our customers up to date with our business during the Corona Virus pandemic.

At the moment we are still providing a 24hour service subject to client circumstances.

Only working on external door problems where security is an issue.

To maintain Social distancing, we recommend clients open doors and retire to another room and we converse on the phone to discuss issues.

If it’s a lockout situation once I arrive at the property and establish client identification, they can maintain a safe distance while I gain entry to the property.

I will be wearing a mask and one use gloves the whole time I am on site and wipe down the working environment with an alcohol based cleaner.

Also I will discount my service to NHS and front line service providers if they show me their work ID.
Stay safe everyone.

Martin

23/02/2020

Callout last night to a pizza shop.bearing had collapsed and the door had fallen out. Fitted new pivot bearing and refitted the door.
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14/04/2019

Check out the latest blog about door adjustment, and some of the problems it ca cause.

Door adjustment April 14, 2019April 14, 2019 by Martin Yeomans This can cause several problems, from doors not opening or closing to them not locking correctly, which can invalidate your insurance if you have a burglary. On most UPVc and composite doors there is a certain amount of adjustment that c...

08/04/2019

Do you ever sit in a room and find you have to move due to a cold draught blowing through a closed window? A lot of people assume incorrectly that it is caused by the seals being damaged. In the majority of cases this is incorrect, as the problem is usually caused by worn or … Read more at:

Draughty Window Problems April 8, 2019April 8, 2019 by Martin Yeomans Do you ever sit in a room and find you have to move due to a cold draught blowing through a closed window? A lot of people assume incorrectly that it is caused by the seals being damaged. In the majority of cases this is incorrect...