Lockouts, keys, lock changes and door hardware, for houses, cars and businesses, done at the place the lock lives. That's the trade. In Kenner it means a technician arriving with the stock and the machines rather than a shop you visit.
The trade has one firm rule about talking: how a lock is bypassed is never explained to anyone. Same here.
Lockouts, once the technician has confirmed the person asking is entitled to be there. Car keys, cut and programmed on site. Lock changes and rekeys, the new-house and lost-key jobs. Commercial doors, from a single lock to a master key system for a building.
That's the shape of the work across Kenner and New Orleans, Metairie, Marrero.
Say where you are and what's wrong; you'll get an arrival time before you hang up or shortly after. The technician rings when a few minutes out, checks ID on a lockout, looks at the job, and tells you what it needs. You decide. That's the whole process.
Prefer typing? The form reaches dispatch and they call you.
A good locksmith checks ID, explains before working, is who they said they were on the phone, and finishes with the number they started with. A bad one is anonymous, drills first, and invents the total afterward. Choose a local company with a local number and a name you can find.
Falcon Locksmith Pros: based in Kenner, our own people, our own phone line.
The residential side is doors and deadbolts and rekeys. The automotive side is getting into cars and making keys for them. The commercial side is storefronts, offices and master key systems. It's one trade with three stock lists, and the technician carries all three.
Apartment buildings get both: unit locks for tenants, building hardware for the owner.
One method opens everything. No. Locksmiths drill everything. Good ones almost never do. A window is quicker. It's more to repair and leaves the house open. Go with the lowest advertised figure. It's the figure most likely to grow.
Yes. It's for your protection as much as anyone's.
We are. Falcon Locksmith Pros, Kenner. Our technicians, our dispatch.
Yes. Look, explain, wait for your go-ahead, in that order.
Never. That's a rule, not a secret for its own sake.
Phone (504) 788-2447. The form on this page reaches the same dispatch.
One street name and a tech is rolling.
