Need a locksmith in Moniteau County? One call covers every town

Working across the county

Across Moniteau County, the work changes with the setting. A town house may have a worn key in a narrow deadbolt or a sticky knob that turns hard. On a rural property, you may see a gate latch, a side door with a rim lock, or a long run to the door from the drive. At a business, the lock can be on a glass entry, a storeroom door, or a mortise case with more wear on the keyway and latch.

Houses, businesses and vehicles

A house lock calls for different handling than a car door or a business entry. At a home, we work on the key in the deadbolt, the knob, or a bored cylindrical set. On a vehicle, the problem may be a locked door, a key stuck in the door, or a worn remote key shell. At a business, the work can involve a rim lock on a front door or a mortise lock on an interior door, where the key turns differently and the latch sits deeper.

What to tell us when you call

When you call, tell us what you see at the door, the key, or the car. Say whether the key turns, sticks, or will not go in. Tell us if the door is shut, the latch is set, or the key broke off in the cylinder. For a vehicle, mention the make and model, plus which door or trunk is involved. For a house or business, point out the kind of lock if you can see it, and whether the key is brass, silver, or bent.