Do not use please a scam thay say thay are local but are not come all the way from London To Portsmouth expected them to turn up in a locksmith van turn up in a car that was a red in its salf. but just wasn't thinking should of only been charged for the call out and replaced lock but in the end I was charged over a £1100 in the end shocking I have rarely encountered anything as frustrating as a business that exploits people's misfortune. After accidentally locking myself out of my home , I found myself in a difficult situation. It was a simple Yale lock, something any skilled locksmith should have been able to open. So I found the first available locksmith online.it was cold, and I was in a hurry. When I called, I was quoted £50–£75 depending on the type of lock. Fair enough. I asked him to do the back door due to my keys beaning in the front but he insisted To do the front another red flag.Yes, The locksmith arrived in 1hr 45 minutes—which I Then came the upsell. If I wanted to replace the lock, he claimed the cheapest option would be £95 for a basic lock with three keys—something he referred to as "B&Q prices." I later discovered the same lock from Yale directly costs £55. Clearly, there was a significant markup. He even tried to frame this as a "deal" by saying he wasn’t charging me for labor, as if that justified the inflated prices. This experience left me feeling completely taken advantage of. Businesses like this rely on people’s desperation, positioning themselves at the top of Google to catch customers who don’t have the time or tools to research alternatives. If I had my phone and time to explore other options, I would have certainly chosen differently. Charging over £200 to drill a hole £500 for labour and then is nothing short of predatory. To add insult You are con artists Avoid this company please