Locksmiths of Bristol

General information

A good locksmith can open just about any lock that has been installed as long as he has the right tools and information on how it operates. You may be able to help him out by describing as much information about the make, model, type, and year of your lock. Knowing exactly what you went through in order to try and gain entry will help tell him if there is any damage that needs to be fixed before trying again or if using a different method is necessary. If possible remove all objects around the door so that they don't get in the way during the procedure of unlocking inner workings. The locksmith will need them out of the way to make a detailed assessment. The locksmith will start off by taking a few measurements of the lock and any objects that are around it. This information is useful in figuring out how he can use his tools to get the job done as quickly as possible. A most common tool used for picking locks is called a rake or pick, which was invented back in Roman times. The way these rakes work is by placing them into the keyhole then moving them back and forth so that they scrape over every part of it; eventually enough material is moved aside so that it allows access to whatever has been locked up inside. Once your door lock picks have been inserted you should be able to hear or feel some clicking noises coming from whichever side you tried last. Another method locksmiths use to open these sorts of locks is by using a drill. This involves drilling small holes into...