The GU locksmith Guildford business has been operating for the last 7 years, starting in 2016. With years of experience and a diverse range of lock issues solved, the business has developed a broad skill set.
GU Locksmith Guildford provide services for Guildford and the surrounding areas. We are 
operating all year round and our services are fully guaranteed. We can be contacted at any time day or night.
Guildford has a rich history that dates back to the time of Alfred the Great, who mentioned the town in his will around 880 AD. The exact location of the main Anglo-Saxon settlement in Guildford is uncertain, and the current site of the modern town centre may not have been settled until the early 11th century. After the Norman Conquest, a motte-and-bailey castle was built in Guildford, which was later transformed into a royal residence by King Henry III. During the late Middle Ages, Guildford prospered due to its thriving wool trade, and the town was granted a charter of incorporation by King Henry VII in 1488. This charter granted the town a number of privileges and allowed it to develop further.
- 24/7 Fast Response
- Lockout Service
- Broken & Lost Keys
- Jammed Locks
- uPVC Doors & Windows
- Commercial Locksmith
- Number & Coded Locks
- Insurance Approved BS3621 Locks
- Post Burglary Repairs
- Locks Supply and Fit, (All types)
- We provide guaranteed repairs for:
- Wooden Doors,
- uPVC Doors,
- Glass Doors,
- Garage Doors Locks,
- Aluminium Doors,
- Steel Doors,
- Gate Locks,
- Door Adjustment & Realignment,
- Home Security,
- Door & Window Repairs,
- uPVC Windows,
- NO Callout Charges,
- DBS Checks,
- Anti Snap Locks
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Locks, like many other items in our home, are objects that we all take for granted until we face a problem that is out of our control, such as being locked out of the property or lock failure (broken keys, mechanism failure). Often than not, it happens at times when we are least prepared for this eventuality. 
This guide aims to explain five basic points that are common to most homes and would be able to benefit the user when dealing with a locksmith.
What is BS3621?
Standardised by the British Standard Institute, 
the BS3621 lock is classified as a thief-resistant lock and is normally fitted on external doors. It stands to reason why most insurance companies require homeowners to install these locks on their properties.
What is a dead-lock mortice lock?
A mortice deadlock is
fitted inside the body of the door in a predetermined pocket, which is aligned with the door frame. Once it was inserted into the door, it allowed for a cleaner, more professional finish to the house entrance and provided cover for the looks from interfering hands and the elements. Additionally, it provides a sleeker finish to entrance doors and buildings. Operated by a key, the lock will protect the property and can only be reopened by using the correct key to unlock it manually.
Is a sash lock a mortice lock?
Otherwise known as sash locks, mortice
sash locks, offer the same level of security as a regular mortice lock; however, they combine the mechanisms of a deadbolt, latch, and handle mechanism. A sash lock is a prevalent choice for lever locks, which are commonly used on interior and exterior doors, usually fitted within the body of the door.
What is a night latch lock?
A night latch is mounted onto the surface of a door on the internal side as
opposed to being fitted within the door itself. It can then be locked into position from the inside, meaning the key cannot be turned from the outside. Most night latch locks are designed to lock the door once the door is slammed shut (The cause of many lockout calls).
What is a hinge bolt?
The hinge bolts are designed to prevent doors from being lifted from
their hinges. It’s manufactured from hardened steel and therefore resists hacksawing. Hinge bolts are essential for all outward-opening external timber. It prevents doors from being lifted under attack.
GU Locksmith Services approaches each job with a fresh look every task we are entrusted with is in some ways different from previous
experiences. While preparing to carry out repairs either within working hours or during the night for emergency calls, we carry a large number of spares and new locks to suit most doors and scenarios.