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Oxfordshire

Shop lock repairs in Oxfordshire

Send a clear photo of your Oxfordshire door edge and lock, which often lets us identify it without a charged diagnostic visit.

Locksmith fitting a hook lock to an aluminium door

Insurance conditions can name particular lock standards, so check your policy before we change a lock on premises in Oxfordshire or elsewhere in the South East. Shops in Oxfordshire and the rest of the South East must keep fire exits usable, so we check that any new lock still lets people leave.

What do we fix in Oxfordshire?

Keyed-alike and master key setsSeveral doors can be set to one key, or to a master key for a manager.
Locks damaged in a break-inA door that cannot lock is treated as an emergency, through our 24/7 line.
Hookbolt not engagingThe bolt may be worn, or the door may have dropped out of line with the keep. We fix the alignment as well as the lock.

How much does it cost in Oxfordshire?

Expect £125 to £345 ex VAT per lock. If a break-in at your Oxfordshire premises leaves a door that will not lock, ring the 24/7 emergency line and we'll tell you the arrival time when you call. The price we confirm in writing includes travel and access.

Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Oxfordshire?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Oxfordshire, including Abingdon, Banbury, Oxford, Witney.

Do I need a new lock or just a new cylinder?

Often just a new cylinder. If keys are lost or the key is stiff, changing the cylinder usually solves it. If the bolt is worn, the case is bent or the door has been forced, the lock case needs replacing, which we confirm from photos or a visit.

What lock do I need for my insurance?

Your policy decides that, so read the security conditions or ask your broker. Some policies name BS 3621 locks or set other terms. We can tell you what is fitted and what the door can take, but the insurer decides whether it meets their conditions.

Can I lock a fire exit at night?

Only while the building is empty. Whenever people are inside, an emergency door must open without a key. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 sets this in England and Wales, and Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own fire safety law.

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Shop lock repairs in Oxfordshire

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