ASAP Locksmiths in Windsor, Victoria, Australia | Home security company

ASAP Locksmiths

Locality: Windsor, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9510 3151

Address: 87 Chapel St 3181 Windsor, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.asaplocksmiths.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Fabulous mural of the beagle boys painted on our rear roller door in Artists lane Windsor by Mikeyxxi

25.01.2022 We are one of a few locksmiths that can cut old English automotive keys to code, Austin, Aston Martin, Morris, MG, Hillman, Mini Moke, Jaguar, Landrover, Triumph, Sunbeam etc., keys are as new

24.01.2022 Another beautiful old Milner cathedral opened and keys made.

24.01.2022 Staff lunch at sushi train windsor

24.01.2022 Need a safe? We have them in all shapes and sizes.

23.01.2022 Digital lock for your front door no problem. Come into see the Carbine 3 in 1 digital

23.01.2022 Another building upgrading to standalone access control. The Carbine digital is suitable for domestic and commercial.

23.01.2022 Fabulous Climax hand made safe key for a rare Philips safe! Very clever.

23.01.2022 Artists Lane in Windsor has been revamped. It has an ever changing scope of work. Brilliant.

22.01.2022 Hand made Brahma key for this unique antique safe.

22.01.2022 (Please Share!) Help us to spread the word. Over the past few months the MLAA has received a lot of feedback from Members, and quite a few calls from the genera...l Public, in relation to so-called Locksmiths Scammers. We know that consumers find these unqualified people via... click for more DETAILS.. See more

21.01.2022 In this crazy time we are busier than ever. Although our shop is closed to practice social distancing, the guys are on the road to continue keeping businesses and homes secure. We are currently completing a large fit out at The Alfred for the dedicated Coronavirus ward to be established. I feel proud of my staff, who are working tirelessly to do their part. We are operating whilst following the guidelines of the WHO, if you need a locksmith give us a call;... 9510 3151 Stay safe.

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20.01.2022 Abus factory museum in Wetter Germany. The first padlock produced 1924 made of iron.

20.01.2022 It's great when your employee calls you to ask how far away are you and would you like French toast when your get here:) Thanks Max

19.01.2022 Well this really is turning out to be a FAMILY business. I would like to welcome number two son, Riley Jack to a long and fruitful career as a locksmith. Congratulations on joining the team.

19.01.2022 Abus Granite padlock finally broke under eight ton pulling force, and the shackle was still locked.

16.01.2022 Ron has been casting some replica safe plates last weekend they came out quite nice we think. Original on the left

16.01.2022 Who's that good looking rooster?

16.01.2022 Migrating to NBN has not worked in our favour. Day 6 with no phone.Please call 0408 082 608 for any requests.

16.01.2022 So we had a call today from a mother, (could hear the young children in the back ground) who needed to get all the locks changed. Just prior to the job booking she called up to cancel the job as she had found her keys IN THE TOASTER!!! Turns out she needed an electrician or a new toaster at the very least.

16.01.2022 Another alarm professionally installed by ASAP Locksmiths for all your security needs contact us.

15.01.2022 Our apprentice of the year Leo at the Abus factory in Germany, the Abus sign is made up of over 6000 red aluminium padlocks.

15.01.2022 Restoration of an antique Ostertag. Circa late 1800's.

15.01.2022 Hello Interwebs Allow me to tell you a tale of woe, I’ll set the scene. A young Locksmith drops his girlfriend home after a night out at a fantastic restaurant and steps inside briefly, as he gives her a goodbye hug standing in the door of his van another car trundles down the narrow street causing him and his girlfriend to step aside and close the door.... The car moves past. A pause, then a groan He cradles his head in his hands, a smirk at his own misfortune on his face. His girlfriend asks what’s wrong. It’s quite difficult to lock ones keys in a modern car, there are heaps of features to make this more difficult, every other door sensor works on my car, if you unlock it and then open the door the car recognises that you have entered the car otherwise it gives you a minute and then locks again, but alas, not the driver’s door, the drives door sensor is broken. The keys sit, pride of place in the ignition happily awaiting their owner who is a mere impenetrable foot away. Naturally there is a way to improvise your way out of this, yes? Maybe? The locksmith with the assistance of his girlfriend’s dad proceed to make of a door wedge and a wire to try and press the unlock button on the keys themselves, for you see the car in all of it’s security glory, lock all of the interior handles and disables the unlock button when it has been locked with the remote. We got it, numerous times, the wire would sit on the button and slide off because it didn’t have the force to actually depress it, Failure. Initiate plan B. Borrow a car and drive to work (30 minutes away) break into work or bang on door loud enough to wake a understandably grumpy boss to get the spare key then travel back (30 minutes, did I mention that?) By the plan B stage it was 00 30 am with a 06 45 am wake up time. Annoying drive and two spare keys later (in case I grabbed the wrong one) and I get back in the car to then drive the 30 minutes to let the lady in who has been locked out since plan B was initiated. People like me are the reason why I have a job.

14.01.2022 It's official Leo is the 2016 winner of the MLAA apprentice of the year and he is off to Italy and Germany. Congratulations Leo

14.01.2022 Our prized staff have returned from 4 days at "Crackers" Safe cracking convention. This elite group of skilled technicians get together annually to gain knowledge and techniques in opening safes and return with wealth of information. All inspired and itching to crack open a new change.

13.01.2022 34 years of our business cards

13.01.2022 So through the Easter break we decided to spruce up the shop a bit. Thought you all might like to see.

12.01.2022 Cool padlock and key made by our newest apprentice Riley

11.01.2022 To shed some light on the subject

11.01.2022 The A.S.A.P crew at the MLA conference in QLD

11.01.2022 Here is a new addition to our state of the art machinery. A Yale hand operated key duplicator circa 1907 (batteries not included)

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11.01.2022 At the MLAA gala dinner our heroic @Maxwell Dicks volunteered to shave his head and beard on stage to save a beautiful women with long dark locks. Kirsty had agreed to shave her head if they could raise $1550.00 for Beyond Blue, so Max stepped up and they raised over $2000.00 for this noble cause. Chivalry at its best.

11.01.2022 Max having a good time at the MLAA conference in perth

10.01.2022 Secure your home with the Lockwood 001 A classic in the Australian home

09.01.2022 Have a very SAFE Christmas from all of us at A.S.A.P Locksmiths

08.01.2022 Dammit man this is Locksmithing, not brain surgery! Recent safe installation at a very controlled facility.

08.01.2022 Yah congratulations to Bentley Davison on Best Young Locksmith in AUSTRALIA well done we all knew how good you were

08.01.2022 Hello can I help you:)

07.01.2022 A nice upgrade for a 100yr old building with the state of the art Kaba wireless access control.

07.01.2022 Went through the Silca factory in Italy where our key blanks are produced. This is a stack of keys before the milling and coining process.

07.01.2022 Have a look at leo's promotion video for winning the MLAA apprentice of the year

06.01.2022 Just purchased these for the new van to add to out growing fleet

06.01.2022 A little combination floor safe dialled open. Customer couldn't remember their code after years of forgetting it was even there! If you've got a safe that needs opening get in contact with us on 9510 3151

06.01.2022 Another happy customer with this lock restoration

06.01.2022 Our latest edition to our growing fleet

05.01.2022 Concerned that our apprentice wasn’t learning enough in isolation and he produces a beautiful hand made replica of this old pipe key. I’m impressed and Cameron has been invaluable to the running of our shop during this time.

05.01.2022 The very proud ASAP team where Leo took out the John Andrew Apprentice of the year at the Master Locksmiths Association and has been presented with a trip to Italy to visit the Silca factory and Germany to visit Abus with his master locksmith Bentley Davison. Congratulations we are so very proud.

04.01.2022 The boys making a healthy lunch:)

02.01.2022 And the winner of the Master Locksmiths Association apprentice of the year award goes to Riley Davison

01.01.2022 Christmas decs' at ASAP Red and green ultralight keys and recycled EVVA boxes on our unique tree

01.01.2022 Can't go wrong with a great combo

01.01.2022 Complete lock restoration on Georgian Carpenter Rim locks,