Aspley's wide brick-home streets were built in the 60s and 70s and plenty still wear their original hardware — which is why "the key's getting hard to turn" is the most common phrase we hear up here. Between the Hypermarket precinct's businesses and one of the northside's biggest retiree populations, Aspley work is about patience and straight answers: service the lock if it can be saved, replace it if it can't, and never sell hardware a home doesn't need.
That stiff key is usually a worn barrel, not a lost cause — often serviceable on the spot.
When the original 60s hardware is done, we fit gear that'll see out another few decades.
from $396 inc GSTShopfront locks and closers for the retail strips.
from $550 inc GSTEvery price includes GST and the callout — confirmed before any work starts. Full price list on the pricing page.
Not necessarily — a worn barrel can often be serviced or re-pinned for much less than a new lock. We'll tell you honestly which it is, and either way she gets a key that turns easily again.
Our prices are flat and fair for everyone, and we're happy to talk through the cheapest way to solve the actual problem — that's usually worth more than a discount on the wrong job.