Service Covering Castle Ashby
Swift Lock Repairs are experts in uPVC Window repairs. We are local independent Locksmiths covering Castle Ashby and the surrounding areas. If you have gaps or can feel drafts around your double glazed uPVC windows or are you having trouble closing your window this could be due to bent or broken window hinge. Swift Lock Repairs carry a full range of window hinges so should be able to fix this in one visit.
If you have broken hinges, handles or locks on your windows they should not be ignored, broken hinges that stop the window from closing correctly leads to gaps and draughts and this basically defeats the point of having double glazed windows.
Also having broken window locks are a serious security issue and for this reason they should be fixed as soon as possible so if you live in Castle Ashby or the surrounding area call Swift Lock Repairs as soon as possible.
Janet Jones, Redhouse Park, Northampton
Just had Swift Lock Repairs to sort out a window that wouldn’t close. He came at 7 pm left at 9 pm. Did a great job, window repaired. Very helpful & professional. Thoroughly recommend.
Steve Dixon, Clapham, Bedford
Thank you for help. I didnt realise what a difference a new locking strip would make to the feel of my door. Your service was everything you said it would be. Thank you once again
Laurence Staniforth, Bedford
First class service from Swift lock repairs. They were prompt, friendly, efficient and he even gave us security tips. I will definitely recommend him to family and friends, prompt, efficient and friendly.
Paul Stanley, Rushden Northampton
I was dubious at first,with such a low price quoted, but both my doors now have nice shiny new locks, would highly recommend to anyone, well done.
Lisa fensome, Northampton
Really massive thank you for the fantastic job you have done getting my front door open. Excellent customer service throughout, no pressure whatsoever & you even cleaned up before you went! We will be recommending you to anyone we know who needs a Locksmith in the future. Massive thank you again, Lisa