What needs
attention?

A door has closed and your day has stopped with it. Call 786-706-9100, say whether it is a home, business or car, and ask what help is available for your location.

The question may be as small as a stiff key or as important as who still has a copy. Tell us about the door you use and what you want to change.

A shop key, a staff entrance and an office suite can mean three different requests. Begin with the ordinary pedestrian door that needs attention, then explain who is responsible for it.

On the seat, at home, or nowhere you can find it? The answer helps explain your car locksmith request before anyone decides what work is appropriate.

There is a useful difference between adding a spare while you still have a working key and replacing the only key after it has gone missing. Tell us which situation you are in.

When a copy has not come back, the question is often who can still use the door. Rekeying suitable existing hardware may be one way to change that access without replacing the whole lock.

“It feels wrong” is a useful starting point. What happens next — the key sticks, the handle moves loosely, or the door will not stay shut — helps make the repair question more specific.

A door that stays halfway up needs a different conversation from a missing house key. Tell us how your private residential garage door is behaving and keep clear of moving or damaged parts.