Assessing Break-In Damage & Lock Repair Needs on the Spot
The first thing our technician does after a forced entry is a full door and frame assessment — not just a glance at the lock. Burglars most commonly attack the weakest points: the strike plate, the door frame itself, the lock cylinder, and any surface-mounted hardware. A door knob lock that has been snapped or a deadbolt whose bolt has been bent rarely tells the whole story. The frame behind the strike plate is often cracked internally even when it looks intact from the outside, which means a cylinder swap alone would leave your property just as vulnerable. We evaluate the entire assembly before recommending a repair path.
Our technicians carry a wide inventory of replacement parts on every call — mortise lock bodies, deadbolt assemblies, rim lock components, Euro cylinders, strike plates, and reinforcement hardware — so the most common repairs are completed in a single visit. If structural carpentry is needed for a severely splintered jamb, we will tell you plainly and coordinate next steps. The goal is always to leave every door fully operational and re-secured before we leave the site.



