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        American Locksmith Service Gloucester County

        1. American Locksmith Service Gloucester County

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        Serving the Mullica Hill Area

        (855) 888-3001
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        In a moment of brilliance, I locked myself out of my apartment and they were here within an hour. American Local Locksmith was efficient, professio…

        2. A-1 Towing Inc

        (6)
        BBB Rating: A+

        1318 E LandisNorma, NJ 08347

        (856) 558-7202
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        A-1 TOWING INC. IS UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP!! OUR GOAL IS TO MEET YOUR EVERY NEED. ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT, ALWAYS!!

        3. Stephen K Migoley Locksmith

        235 Washington AveWilliamstown, NJ 08094

        (856) 875-4289
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        From Business: Steve Migoley,Locksmith, serves customers throughout Southern New Jersey for their Homes, Businesses, and Automobiles. We offer services like ChipKeys for most ve…

        4. Arnold's Safe & Lock Co

        3615 Haddonfield RdPennsauken, NJ 08109

        (856) 324-5964
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        From Business: Proudly serving the South Jersey area since 1960! We make those hard to find keys - foreign and domestic cars and trucks.Safes Opened & Serviced.Safe Combinations…

        5. Abbott Hardware & Locksmith

        BBB Rating: A+

        132 Delsea Dr S # 3Glassboro, NJ 08028

        (856) 244-7572
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        From Business: Here at Abbott Locksmith we are the firm where you go to whenever you are in need of excellent services and professionalism. We are a local locksmith company loca…

        6. 24/7 Locksmith Services

        (5)

        Serving the Mullica Hill Area

        (888) 497-8332
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        Fastest service around. I loose my keys all the time, so I am familiar with locksmiths.... These guys rock! fast, cheap, and non judgmental for how …

        Clarksboro Locksmith Store

        7. Clarksboro Locksmith Store

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        283 Kings HwyClarksboro, NJ 08020

        (856) 454-9522
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        I was blown away but the level of customer service I received from Clarksboro Locksmith Store. Not only did Mark call me within an hour to set up a …

        Pitman Locksmith Store

        8. Pitman Locksmith Store

        (1)

        67 S Broadway Suite C4Pitman, NJ 08071

        (856) 545-9484
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        Pitman Locksmith Store has a 5-star rating for a reason. I called them this morning to rekey two doors in my house, and they were able to send a loc…

        Haddon Locksmith

        9. Haddon Locksmith

        200 White Horse PikeOaklyn, NJ 08107

        (856) 281-2199
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        From Business: We can handle all your locksmith needs. No job is too big or too small. We will help you select the right security product and professionally install it for you w…

        10. Mobile Locksmith Services in Mullica Hill

        (1)

        98 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 718-8093
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        He responded quickly to my call, came right on time, quoted a reasonable price, and did a great job in repairing a lock on the front door. I would h…

        11. Locksmith Mullica Hill NJ

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        380 Ferrell RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 718-8090
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        I found Simon on Yellow Page and was just impressed with his service. He showed up at our office when he said he would and was a joy to work with. …

        12. Mullica

        (1)

        108 Swedesboro RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 478-9975
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        I would, and have, recommend Mullica Hill Locksmith Store to anyone looking for a locksmith. Shon come the day after my inquiry to change our lock. …

        13. Washington Township Express Locksmith

        (1)

        4 North Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (908) 946-2084
        Locks & Locksmiths

        Washington Township NJ auto locksmiths, please learn from Washington Township Express Locksmith. I'm very happy !!!!Professional appointment setting…

        14. Affordable Locksmith Service in Mullica Hill

        15 High StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 249-5180
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        From Business: At Affordable Locksmith Service in Mullica Hill We offer a wide variety of options including High-Security Locks, Magnetic Locks, High-Security Locks, Car Lock Re…

        15. Car Key Replacement

        2 S Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 718-8090
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        From Business: Car Key Replacement Provide professional locksmith service. Using new and old methods, we open, service, cut keys and repair locks both in our workshop and we vis…

        16. Automotive Locksmith Mullica Hill

        110 Bridgeton PikeMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 718-8093
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        From Business: Automotive Locksmith Mullica Hill you call when you have locked your keys in the car, locked yourself out of your house, or otherwise had a problem that involves …

        17. 24 hour lock service

        70 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 997-6418
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        From Business: 24 hour lock service has been serving Mullica Hill and the surrounding area for years. We are specialized in Residential, Commercial and Automotive Services, Hous…

        18. Turn Key Locksmith

        17 Earlington AveMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 333-9529
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        From Business: Turn Key Locksmith has been serving Mullica Hill and the surrounding area for years. We are specialized in Residential, Commercial and Automotive Services, House …

        19. YES Locksmith

        12 Woodstown RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 333-9508
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        From Business: YES Locksmith has been serving Mullica Hill and the surrounding area for years. We are specialized in Residential, Commercial and Automotive Services, House Locko…

        20. True locksmith

        353 Wolfert Station RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 481-7457
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        From Business: True locksmith has been serving Mullica Hill and the surrounding area for years. We are specialized in Residential, Commercial and Automotive Services, House Lock…

        21. United Locksmith

        100 Walnut LnMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 335-2654
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        From Business: United Locksmith has been serving Mullica Hill and the surrounding area for years. We are specialized in Residential, Commercial and Automotive Services, House Lo…

        22. Secure Locksmith

        69 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 347-4565
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        23. Mobile Emergency Locksmith

        34 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 347-0985
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        24. Ampm Food Mart

        108 Swedesboro RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 535-3030
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        25. Taymor Locks

        108 Swedesboro RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 347-7130
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        26. Main St Locksmith

        217 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 347-4692
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        27. Pamex Locks

        7 Deer Haven DrMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 347-7041
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        28. Value Clayton Locksmith

        148 N Main StMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 221-6758
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        29. Locksmith Inspection

        631 Mullica Hill RdMullica Hill, NJ 08062

        (856) 288-1011
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        30. Locksmith Mickleton NJ

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        84 Quaker RdMickleton, NJ 08056

        (856) 718-8090
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        Would recommend these guys 100% if you're in a pinch like I was! Lost the key to my car, so they sent this awesome guy named Simon who helped create…

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        What is commercial quality locking hardware?

        Commercial quality locking hardware is a term used to describe door hardware that is designed specifically for commercial use. This includes items such as keyless door locks, panic bars, exit devices, electric strikes, exit alarms, weather strips, commercial thresholds and saddles, access controls, vision kits, and commercial door closers. These products are more durable than locking hardware made for residential use, and are designed to handle lots of traffic.

        What type of services do commercial locksmiths provide?

        Commercial locksmiths provide the following types of services:

        • Assistance with commercial lockouts to access your business of you accidentally lock yourself out.
        • Commercial lock re-key to change the locks on the doors of your business.
        • Commercial lock replacement if the locks on the doors of your business become damaged and need to be replaced.
        • Commercial lock repair without the need for complete replacement.  
        • Push bar repair and replacement that facilitate entry and exit.  
        • Broken key extraction for when it breaks off while locks are being opened, and they can become stuck.
        • Access control device installation and repair that allow doors to open automatically.  
        • Assistance with commercial safe lockouts if your cash and valuables are stuck in your safe.
        • Digital lock installation and repair that employ biometric, keycard, or keypad technology.

        Can commercial locksmiths repair locks?

        Commercial locksmiths can repair locks. If the lock on the door of your business is broken, a commercial locksmith can come to your facility and install a replacement. These professionals can re-key a lock if necessary, and they can extract a broken key. They can also handle the installation of access control devices for the doors of your business.

        How much does a commercial locksmith charge?

        The amount charged by a commercial locksmith will depend on the service being provided. If a single lock is being changed, the cost can range from $65$200 or more. The cost of handling office lockouts typically starts at around $35, and commercial safe lockouts usually start at around $80. If you have a high-security lock, you can expect to pay steeper prices. Changing a high-security lock can run between $160-$280 or more.

        What is a commercial locksmith?

        A commercial locksmith is a professional who specializes in helping businesses install new locks or repair locks that are damaged or broken. Many businesses utilize lock technology that is more secure and advanced than the technology used in the typical residence. For example, these businesses may employ locks that use fingerprint technology or barcode scanning. Commercial locksmiths have experience with these kinds of locks, and will be able to offer insight and assistance that a residential locksmith may not be able to provide.

        What kind of training does a locksmith need?

        Locksmiths-in-training can receive foundational knowledge and skills through programs offered at technical colleges or vocational schools. These would include basic courses on lock mechanics and manipulation, along with general skills like business management. From there, most trainees seek an apprenticeship, where they work alongside a professional locksmith. This allows them to gain experience in the field. It can also put them on a course toward certification.

        Are there any red flags to look for when hiring a locksmith?

        Upon arrival to your home, a locksmith should ask you to prove that it is in fact your residence. They should also be able to unlock most common locks without requiring them to be drilled or completely replaced. Be sure to obtain an invoice that lists all charges before agreeing to pay.

        How do I find a locksmith?

        • If possible, research local locksmiths online and take note of any that have poor reviews or complaints.
        • When calling a locksmith, confirm their address matches what you found online or in a directory. Then ask for a cost estimate for the service you need, and ask to have them bring a written copy of this estimate.
        • Some states require locksmiths to be licensed. If your state is one of them, require the locksmith to bring proof of registration when they arrive.

        What is a locksmith?

        The term locksmith traditionally referred to people who designed and built locks, but today is generally used for those who repair and replace locks. Locksmiths can be available on-call to help people if they're locked out of their home or apartment.

        How can I replace a lock?

        • First, determine the type of lock you have, as well as the manufacturer or model if possible. You should also obtain measurements of your door and frame.
        • Remove exterior and interior knobs by unscrewing any visible screws you find. Many knobs will include a decorative cover on the interior side that can be removed.
        • Once you've removed the entire lock, find the screws on the inside of the door frame to remove the latch or deadbolt.
        • With everything removed, repeat these steps in reverse order to install the new lock.

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        Washington Township Express Locksmith
        Echols S. rated

        Washington Township NJ auto locksmiths, please learn from Washington Township Express Locksmith. I'm very happy !!!!Professional appointment setting with a two hour timeframe. Extremely clear about assessment of work fees. He arrived on right at the agreed timeframe and opened the driver door in almost 30 minutes, less than what I expected. The cost was precisely as estimated on the phone and very right based on other estimates I got from locksmiths in Washington Township for my Porsche 911 Carrera 4.You can see that without a doubt they genuinely care about pleasing their clients. I'm very happy !!!

        Mobile Locksmith Services in Mullica Hill
        Marilyn R. rated

        He responded quickly to my call, came right on time, quoted a reasonable price, and did a great job in repairing a lock on the front door. I would highly recommend him.

        Locksmith Mullica Hill NJ
        Edward C. rated

        I found Simon on Yellow Page and was just impressed with his service. He showed up at our office when he said he would and was a joy to work with. If you need a locksmith, call Simon!

        Mullica Hill Locksmith
        Maegan R. rated

        I would, and have, recommend Mullica Hill Locksmith Store to anyone looking for a locksmith. Shon come the day after my inquiry to change our lock. He was very knowledgeable, giving us an overview on what the existing lock was like, etc. He even recommended a cheaper service that what I initially called him for after looking at our lock. Service was very quick, and he left everything clean and tidied up. Didn't rush us through or seem hurried, chatted with us throughout the entire install, even recommending a couple of great pizza spots in our neighborhood. It felt great working with someone who was friendly and didn't try to cheap us out of our money!

        Did You Know?

        The locks installed on the doors and windows of every home represent the most common, and perhaps most effective, form of security. That means locks can be taken for granted, until they no longer work properly or the key is lost. Homeowners should work to understand the basics behind these essential household devices, as well as how to address common problems related to them.

        Types of Locks

        The concept behind a lock-and-key mechanism has been around for centuries, so it's no surprise that their basic design hasn't changed much in recent years. At the same time, a number of different types of locks are now available to meet specific needs.

        Perhaps the most common type of lock is the pin tumbler lock. Enclosed in a doorknob, these devices contain spring-loaded pins of varying sizes, which must be pushed upward before the knob can be turned to open the door. When the correct key is inserted into a pin tumbler lock, the grooves on the key's blade push the pins up to the precise height needed to allow the inner chamber to turn. Pin tumbler locks are popular because they are relatively secure for most residential applications and generally inexpensive. Since the entire locking mechanism in this device is contained in a single cylinder, pin tumbler locks are also very easy to swap in and out. This comes in handy in apartment buildings, for example, where locks may need to be changed frequently as tenants come and go.

        Pin tumbler locks come in a number of configurations. In residential environments, they are the primary mechanism for operating knob locks and deadbolts. Most exterior doors on homes and apartment buildings will have at least one of each of these locks. Knob locks are quick to open and can be convenient when minimal security is acceptable, but they are very easily forced open. When paired with a deadbolt, the door becomes much harder to open. Deadbolts work by driving a thick metal rod into the door frame, which prevents most quick methods of defeating locks, like using a shim or brute force. Still, deadbolts aren't impenetrable, as they can be lockpicked or defeated with much stronger ramming force.

        Other common types of residential locks include mortise locks, which combine the action of a doorknob and deadbolt in one. Mortise locks engage a deadbolt with the turn of the key, just as normal. But upon unlocking, the doorknob will open in tandem with the deadbolt. These locks tend to be much stronger than traditional deadbolt designs, but are often harder to install and thus more expensive.

        Finally, there's the "jimmy-proof" deadbolt, a type of lock often found in older residences. These locks engage a metal rod that fits into a separate chamber outside of the door frame, rather than through the frame. While its design is simple, it has many advantages over traditional deadbolts or mortise locks. It is impervious to being pried open like many deadbolt systems could be, hence the "jimmy-proof" name. It is also typically harder to pick, and is very inexpensive.

        Lock Maintenance

        When a lock stops working, no matter where it is in your home or office, it's likely to be a source of frustration. However, it's rare for a lock to suddenly fail to open without exhibiting some signs beforehand.

        What To Do If Your Lock Stops Working

        Common lock problems include issues opening or engaging the lock, or difficulty securing a door in the proper position to lock it.

        • Locks that are stiff or difficult to open may require lubrication. Fortunately, this is one of the easiest maintenance tasks to perform on a lock, and might be worth performing on a regular basis. To lubricate a lock, first get an industrial lubricant like WD-40. Apply the lubricant by spraying it directly into the keyway, which is the hole that accepts the key. Slowly run the key in and out of the lock a few times, then try opening and closing it. This should fix most stiff locks, but if not, you may need to disassemble the lock itself and apply lubricant inside the device.
        • Check the door and frame to ensure everything fits in place. Wooden doors and frames are prone to warp and change shape slightly over time due to temperature changes, moisture and many other factors. This can slowly cause the door to move out of alignment with the locks. Make sure the door is hung correctly in its frame, and also check any external screws securing the lock to the door, as these may become loose over time.
        • In some cases, the problem may lie with the key instead of the lock. Metal keys can wear out after years of repeated use. This problem can usually be solved by having the key copied by a professional. However, a key that is copied enough times will eventually accumulate errors and may not work even while brand new. In this case, it's probably best to replace the entire lock.

        Replacing Your Locks

        Since locks are essential security devices that might be used multiple times per day, they are bound to wear out eventually. Rekeying or replacing locks can be done on your own in some cases, but may require a professional locksmith.

        When a lock is rekeyed, the cylinder containing the tumbler and pins is removed from its enclosure and replaced with a new cylinder. This is often done when a new tenant moves into an apartment that was previously occupied, but it may also be necessary if a lock needs to be replaced.

        Replacing all components of a cylinder lock, or working with locks that don't use a pin tumbler system, requires a different procedure for replacement. Installing a new lock of the same type will be the most straightforward option.

        • First, determine the type of lock you have, as well as the manufacturer or model if possible. You should also obtain measurements of your door and frame.
        • Remove exterior and interior knobs by unscrewing any visible screws you find. Many knobs will include a decorative cover on the interior side that can be removed.
        • Once you've removed the entire lock, find the screws on the inside of the door frame to remove the latch or deadbolt.
        • With everything removed, repeat these steps in reverse order to install the new lock.

        If you want a new lock that is different from your old set, more advanced installation is required, and you may want to consider hiring a professional for the job.

        Understanding Locksmiths

        The term locksmith traditionally referred to people who designed and built locks, but today is generally used for those who repair and replace locks. Locksmiths can be available on-call to help people if they're locked out of their home or apartment.

        If you've lost your keys or are otherwise unable to enter a locked building that you normally have access to, you will need to call your local locksmith. To save money and ensure you're hiring a reputable contractor, it may help to do some research on locksmiths in your area ahead of time, so you can be prepared if you need to call one.

        • If possible, research local locksmiths online and take note of any that have poor reviews or complaints.
        • When calling a locksmith, confirm their address matches what you found online or in a directory. Then ask for a cost estimate for the service you need, and ask to have them bring a written copy of this estimate.
        • Some states require locksmiths to be licensed. If your state is one of them, require the locksmith to bring proof of registration when they arrive.

        Upon arrival to your home, a locksmith should ask you to prove that it is in fact your residence. They should also be able to unlock most common locks without requiring them to be drilled or completely replaced. Be sure to obtain an invoice that lists all charges before agreeing to pay.

        Training to Be a Locksmith

        Locks are ubiquitous around the world, which means the skills to service them are always in demand. Becoming a locksmith could be a rewarding career opportunity, but like any other job, will require a bit of preparation.

        Locksmiths do not generally require formal education, but need to undergo extensive hands-on training and possibly certification. Locksmiths-in-training can receive foundational knowledge and skills through programs offered at technical colleges or vocational schools. These would include basic courses on lock mechanics and manipulation, along with general skills like business management.

        From there, most trainees seek an apprenticeship, where they work alongside a professional locksmith. This allows them to gain experience in the field. It can also put them on a course toward certification, which involves a standardized procedure that, once completed, allows locksmiths to legally conduct business in their state.

        Successful locksmiths need to be skilled with their hands and in the use of tools. While these skills are essential for the day-to-day tasks that a locksmith performs, they also benefit immensely from being personable and able to work with people to solve problems.

        Trade Associations

        There are a number of trade associations and organizations for locksmiths that may help them find work, receive training and connect with like-minded business partners. These organizations may also help consumers find a reputable locksmith. Locksmith trade associations in the U.S. include:

        • Associated Locksmiths of America
        • Society of Professional Locksmiths
        • Institutional Locksmiths' Association

        Contact these organizations to learn more about how to become a locksmith, or how to go about choosing the right professional for your needs.

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