Service Centres: Reading, Slough, Windsor, Maidenhead, Wokingham, Newbury
We cover all locksmith work in Berkshire County via any of the above centres. Please choose the nearest town to your location and click for further information, or call our number directly.
- Lockouts,
- Broken & lost keys,
- Locks upgrade,
- Sash-locks,
- Post burglary repairs,
- Euro locks,
- Internal locks,
- Anti snap locks,
- Deadbolt locks,
- Cylinder locks,
- Mortise Locks,
- High security locks,
- Smart locks,
- Keypad locks,
Fast Locksmith Berkshire County Services offers high-quality repairs and 100% guarantees on every job we carry out, with no call-out charges. While our locksmith visits your home, you can use the opportunity to seek advice on other security-related matters which they will be happy to assist with.
- We service:
- wooden doors,
- uPVC doors,
- uPVC windows,
- glass doors,
- metal doors,
- internal doors,
- security doors,
- intercom systems,
- smart home,
- coded number locks,
- CCTV,
- gate locks,
- garage doors locks,
- door adjustment & realignment,
- Local locksmith
All of the above and more…
At Fast Locksmith Berkshire County Services, ensuring the security of your home is a top priority for us. If you find yourself concerned about the adequacy of your home security against potential intruders, get in touch with us today. Our range of locksmith services tailored for residential purposes at Fast Locksmith Services is available. Whenever you require an enhancement in your home security or locks replacement, consider us your first choice. Our services are available around the clock, ensuring that if a break-in ever compromises your home, we can promptly take action to secure the premises. Fast Locksmith provides competitively priced services that cater to various needs and budgets, all while ensuring your complete satisfaction.
Berkshire, frequently referred to simply as Berkshire, is the Royal County located in the southeastern part of England. It shares its boundaries with Oxfordshire to the north, Buckinghamshire to the northeast, Greater London to the east, Surrey to the southeast, Hampshire to the south, and Wiltshire to the west. The county’s largest settlement and administrative centre is Reading.
A locksmith is a professional who specialises in the installation, repair, and maintenance of locks and security systems. They are skilled in working with various types of locks, such as traditional key and tumbler, electronic, and combination locks.
- Installing new locks and door hardware (Fresh Installation)
- Repairing damaged locks and keys
- Re-keying locks (changing locks so that they work with new keys)
- Providing emergency lockout services (such as when someone is locked out of their home or car) Normally on demand 24/7
- Post-burglary Repairs, securing forced doors and emergency repairs
Locksmiths may also offer security assessments and recommendations to help clients improve the security of their homes or businesses. Some locksmiths may specialise in certain types of locks or security systems, such as high-security locks or access control systems.
The mechanism used to identify the locks on uPVC doors involves lifting the handles and turning the key 
to secure them. These locks are commonly found on double-glazed doors and are now becoming popular on new composite doors as well. One notable advantage of these locks is that they secure the door to the frame in three different positions (top, bottom, and middle), in contrast to traditional locks that have only one position. However, maintaining these
locks can be more intricate and costly if a replacement becomes necessary. The lock itself resembles a Euro lock cylinder and can be easily substituted with anti-drill and anti-snap locks, which we recommend as a suitable replacement option.
If you encounter difficulty in lifting the handles when the door is closed, it usually indicates that the door is not properly shut or that the mechanism responsible for the locking process is misaligned with the frame. To prevent expensive repairs or potential security risks, we suggest contacting a qualified locksmith to examine the door and realign it with the frame. Our locksmiths are available for adjustments and maintenance of these locks, and you can conveniently book their services by calling our office number at 0800 707 4203.
Repairing an intercom system can vary widely depending on the specific issues you’re facing and the type of intercom system you have. Here’s a general guide to help you troubleshoot and 
potentially repair common intercom system problems. Before attempting any repairs, identify the specific issue with your intercom system. Is it not powering on? Is the audio quality poor? Are certain units not communicating with each other? Pinpointing the problem will help you focus your troubleshooting efforts.
If the intercom system isn’t powering on, ensure that it’s receiving power. Check the power source, circuit breaker, and any fuses. Replace any blown fuses or reset tripped breakers. Make sure all cables and wires are properly connected. Loose or damaged connections can cause communication issues. Inspect cables for physical damage and replace them if necessary.
If you’re experiencing poor audio quality, ensure that the speakers and microphones are clean and not obstructed. Check for any frayed or damaged cables affecting audio transmission. If certain units aren’t communicating with each other, first make sure that they are powered on and connected properly. Check for any settings that might be blocking communication or causing interference.
Some modern intercom systems have digital components that can be configured through software settings. Check the user manual for guidance on how to adjust settings related to volume, channel, privacy modes, and more. Interference from other electronic devices can disrupt intercom communication. Ensure that there are no electronic devices nearby that could be causing interference. Try changing the channel or frequency to see if that improves communication. If possible, test the malfunctioning unit with a working unit. This can help determine if the issue lies with the specific unit or the entire system.
Some number and code locks also allow for multiple users to have their unique code, which can be useful in shared living spaces or workplaces.
Number and code locks are often used as an alternative to traditional key locks, as they eliminate the need for physical keys and can provide greater security. They are also often used in conjunction with other security measures, such as security cameras or alarms, to provide a comprehensive security solution.
Overall, number and code locks are a convenient and secure option for securing entry points and can be a good choice for homes, offices, and other buildings where multiple users need access.