70%
of domestic burglaries are as a result of the intruder gaining access through the door.
2021 ONS Census.
Your uPVC door & window problems fixed!
uPVC doors and windows aren’t without their problems, but the good news is that most of them can be fixed. If you’ve got a faulty uPVC door or window lock, or mechanism that needs replacing, please give me a call. I’m a Barnsley door and window repair expert and I’ll give you a free no obligation quote. In most cases, we can help you avoid a complete replacement, saving you money in the process.
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Protect your home; replace those warn uPVC door locks & mechanisms
Most thieves will enter your home through the doors, so you can’t afford to take any chances with security.
There are better options than putting off those uPVC door repairs. As an experienced uPVC repair specialist in Barnsley and covering South Yorkshire, I have been approved by both insurers and the police. This approval is a testament to my expertise and the quality of service you can expect. Contact me today for a quote – I don’t even charge a call-out fee!
Why uPVC windows are likely access points in home burglaries
The majority of burglaries are opportunistic. By that I mean that thieves will notice that your window is open, or that the lock is poor quality or perhaps not operational, and take the chance to see what’s inside your home.
Having modern, fully-functional high security locks fitted to your uPVC windows will act as a big deterrent. If your windows are old and have been in place for a number of years, the chances are that the locks might not work as well as they should. I am an experienced window lock repairer in Barnsley, please get in touch and I will make sure your home is as secure as it should be.
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Your uPVC door & window questions
If you can’t find an answer to your question please feel free to get in touch,
Call today on 01226 920027.
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Will a faulty or worn lock put my home at risk?
Opportunistic burglars are likely to spot an old, warn or faulty uPVC door or window lock and use it as a chance to enter your home. This is why repairs need to be carried out as soon as possible, otherwise you run the risk of being broken into.
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How do I know you’re a reputable?
My core values as a business are trust, experience, courtesy, reliability and responsiveness. These run through the heart of everything I do, and have served me well during over 20 years in the industry. As a professional locksmith I have been DBS checked, I have also been approved by the police and have the backing of major insurance companies, so you can be sure that my service is of the highest quality.
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How quickly can we help secure my property?
I understand that once you’ve recognised that your locks needs repairing, you will want to have the job completed as soon as possible. This is why I offer an emergency call-out service. Simply give me a call on 01226 920027 and I’ll will be with you as soon as possible.
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I can’t open my door, does it need replacing?
During my 20 years in the industry, I’ve seen a wide range of uPVC door lock problems and the best part is that most of them can be repaired. In most cases, the original lock has simply started to wear away, meaning it doesn’t work quite as well as it should. It doesn’t even matter how old your door is, as there’s a good chance that I will be able to fix the problem there and then.
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Anti-Snap locks fitted in Barnsley
Are you concerned that your uPVC door locks are not as good as you were lead to believe? Read on to find out more about lock types and what can be done to improve your home security.
Patio door repairs in Barnsley
If you are having problems with a patio door, I can help. All patio door locking mechanisms will fail at some point, the average lifespan being 10-12 years.
