Can I authorise someone else to meet the locksmith?

Yes. You can authorise a relative, a neighbour or a management company to meet us, especially if you live abroad or cannot be there.

That said, before opening a door or changing a lock we check that the person there has permission from the owner or from whoever has rights over the property. We explain how the authorisation is shown when you call, because it depends on the case.

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That check protects you too: nobody can get into your home just by saying they have come on your behalf. We explain it in door opening.

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Is an alarm any use if the lock is poor?

It helps, but it is not enough: the alarm warns you once they are already in, and a lock that opens easily gives plenty of time. Ideally the door holds them up and the alarm warns. Read the full answer

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