No. With people living inside we do not open the door or change the lock, even if the house is yours.
Doing it by force can backfire on you and put you at risk. That situation is resolved through the police or the courts, and for that you need a lawyer’s advice.
Where we do come in:
- When the property is already vacant and you have recovered possession, we change the lock there and then.
- After a court-ordered eviction, so the house is secured that same day.
- To reinforce the house afterwards: security cylinder, escutcheon, deadbolt and shutters.
In the meantime, keep photos and documents that prove the house is yours, because you are going to need them. When the time comes, we will give you a fixed quote to leave it properly locked. We explain it in protection against squatters.