Home Lock and Key Work, Done by the Same Faces
TK Lock & Key Locksmith is a small crew, so whoever picks up the phone is one of the people who will be standing at your door. We take on every kind of household lock and key job — a door that has stopped opening, a cylinder worn smooth by years of use, a set of keys you would rather nobody else still had — right through Sandton and Gauteng, at whatever hour it happens.
Our Residential Services Include
- Residential and commercial lockouts
- Rekey existing locks
- Installation of new locks
- Window locks
- Patio bolts
- Deadlocks and locksets
- Digital locks
- High-security locks
- Key cutting and duplication
Supplying and Fitting Locks at Your Door
Where you want new locks, we bring the hardware to you and can cut it to the keys already on your ring, so one key still opens everything and nothing has to be reissued to the family. We will show you what we have brought before anything comes off the door, say plainly where an ordinary lockset is enough and where a stronger cylinder actually earns its price, and leave the old hardware with you instead of quietly taking it away.
Want your home locks sorted by people you can phone back afterwards? We answer our own line, day and night.
Call 078 877 0389Rekeying, Handled by the Same Small Team
A new address means an unknown number of keys already in circulation from past owners or contractors. We'll rekey your locks personally — the same technician who does the assessment does the work, no handoff to someone else partway through.
An Upgrade Assessment You Can Follow Up On
Standard locksets are common and offer limited resistance to forced entry on their own. If we recommend deadlocks, high-security cylinders or digital access, it comes from the same small team you can call back with questions — not a call centre reading from a different script.
Houses, flats, cottages and complexes across Sandton and Gauteng all sit within our patch, and we would rather tell you honestly how long we will be than promise a time we cannot keep. Ring whenever the problem turns up — first thing, a public holiday, the middle of the night — and one of us will come.