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Jobs

What we write on the pad.

These are the jobs that keep the van moving. If your lock is none of these, still call — we will tell you in one sentence whether it is ours.

01
Locksmith at a courtyard door after dark

Landing lockout

Keys inside, cylinder still turning a little. We pick if we can. Bring ID if the neighbour is watching — it saves an argument.

Night van
02
New euro cylinder seated in a door

Seized barrel

Salt air and a tired pin stack. Swap the euro cylinder, keep the handles, two new keys.

Day or night
03

Broken key in the lock

Extractor first. If the blade is too deep, the barrel comes out. Do not glue anything in.

Bring the stub if you have it
Brass keys on a numbered shop board
Copies

04

Shutter recut after summer.

Shop keys that only work “if you lift a little.” We recut from a good original or fit a new shutter lock. Have the second key with you if it still exists.

05

Car key from a spare, not from hope.

Mechanical cut on the bench. Chip clone when the blank and the transponder match. Lost-all-keys is a longer visit and we say the price before we start.

Cutting machine clamped on a key blank
Machine

Before we arrive

Have these ready. It shortens the kerb time.

  • Street, entrance, and floor — Jaffa alleys eat vans that guess.
  • Lock type if you know it: euro, shutter, padlock, car.
  • Whether anyone is still inside. We do not force a door with a child behind it without that fact.

Coverage

Where the van actually goes.

Locksmith van on a narrow Jaffa street

Old Jaffa & Ajami

Stone houses, courtyard gates, shutters on Yefet. Parking is the delay, not the lock.

Wooden street door with a fresh cylinder

Florentin & Bat Yam

Walk-ups and beach blocks. Bring the building code if the street door is on a timer after 22:00.

Open a job on the desk.

Call, or write the street and lock type.

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