Emergency Lockout — UK 24/7 Service
30–45 Minute Response, Non-Destructive Entry
Available 24/7 across Birmingham, Peterborough, and Colchester.
What we cover under Emergency Lockout
uPVC door lockouts
The most common emergency in UK homes. We pick the cylinder open without breaking it — usually a quick job once we arrive. If the lock is too damaged to pick, we replace the cylinder on the spot.
Mortice lockouts (wooden doors)
Traditional 5-lever mortice locks need a different approach. We use proper picking technique — no drilling unless the lock is already broken internally. Standard mortice lockouts: 15–30 minutes on site.
Night latch lockouts
Yale-style night latches on flats and older properties. Quick entry method, usually under 10 minutes if the lock isn't damaged.
Commercial premises
Office, retail, warehouse lockouts handled with the same urgency as residential. We carry security clearance and ID — happy to deal with managers, security teams, or alarm companies on arrival.
Car & vehicle lockouts
See our dedicated car lockout service for details — same technician, same response time, different toolkit.
Standard lockout pricing
Lockout
from £59
Your final price is confirmed as a fixed quote before any work starts — never after.
No call-out fee if the job gets completed. If we come to you and no work is carried out, a £39 cancellation fee applies.
*Same pricing across all regions.*
Lockout — frequently asked questions
Will you damage my lock to get me in?
No — not if we can avoid it. Most lockouts are solved by picking, which leaves the lock fully functional. We only drill if the lock is already damaged internally and picking is impossible.
Do I need to prove the property is mine?
For a rental or shared property, yes — we'll ask for ID and confirm you're authorised to enter. This protects everyone. For your own home, a quick verbal confirmation and a glance at post addressed to you is usually enough.
How much does an emergency lockout cost?
Emergency lockouts start from £59. What you pay depends on the door and lock type, whether the cylinder needs replacing, and whether it is out of hours. You always get a fixed quote before any work starts.