Locksmith in Seine-Saint-Denis (93)
The 93 mixes old town centres (Saint-Denis, Montreuil, Pantin), 1960s–70s estates with Vigik-controlled lobbies, and new development around La Plaine, Pleyel and the Ourcq canal. The most frequent requests are door openings, cylinder changes between tenants, and making a home secure again after a break-in — the last of these with an itemised invoice you can use for an insurance claim.
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What the local building stock actually changes
The 93 combines old town centres — Saint-Denis, Montreuil, Pantin — 1960s–70s estates and new development at La Plaine, Pleyel and along the Ourcq canal. Lobbies are mostly on entryphones and Vigik badges.
A significant share of calls concerns making a home secure again after a break-in. On that kind of job the detailed quote and invoice aren't administrative extras: they're the documents the landlord or insurer will require.
Landmarks
- Basilica of Saint-Denis
- Stade de France
- Bas-Montreuil and the Murs à pêches
- Bobigny prefecture
- Ourcq canal, Pantin
- Saint-Ouen flea market
Other towns covered
- Saint-Denis
- Montreuil
- Aubervilliers
- Pantin
- Bobigny
- Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine
- Bagnolet
- Les Lilas
- Le Pré-Saint-Gervais
- Romainville
- Noisy-le-Sec
- Rosny-sous-Bois
- Drancy
- Bondy
- Épinay-sur-Seine
- Aulnay-sous-Bois
- Le Blanc-Mesnil
- Stains
- Villepinte
- Noisy-le-Grand
The jobs we're called out for most here
- Securing homes after a break-in, with a file the insurer can use.
- Cylinder changes between tenants.
- Common-part locks for landlords and building managers.
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Our prices in this area
The same prices as everywhere else in our service area: travel is already included, and it's the arrival time that varies between areas, never the price.
| Door opening | €110 incl. VAT |
| Lock replacement | €140 incl. VAT |
| Door reinforcement | €1,070 incl. VAT |
| Multi-point lock | €420 incl. VAT |
| Securing after a break-in | €180 incl. VAT |
How a call-out works
- 1
You call or message
Describe the door and the situation. On the phone, or in writing on WhatsApp, you get the price of the job and a realistic arrival time for your street — not an unverifiable promise.
- 2
The tradesperson comes and assesses
On site they check the lock type and the state of the door, confirm the least destructive method available, and have the amount agreed before touching anything.
- 3
Work, invoice and guarantee
The job is done, tested in front of you, and billed at the agreed amount. The invoice itemises hardware and labour — the document your insurer or landlord will ask for.
What doesn't change, whatever the area
On site in under 30 minutes, depending on the area
Someone sets off the moment you call — day or night, weekends and public holidays included.
The amount is settled on the phone
You know what you'll pay before anyone travels, and that is the figure you settle once the job is done.
A qualified, insured tradesperson
You speak to the person handling your job, from the first call through to the invoice.
Everything is in writing before we start
A detailed quote before work, whatever the amount, under the French regulations of 24/01/2017.
Guarantee on our installations
Every installation is guaranteed. Exact terms are given with your written quote.
What we do in the area
Frequently asked questions
After a break-in, can you come the same day?
It's the priority: a forced door leaves the home open. We secure the entrance first, then cost the permanent repair separately, with a quote and invoice itemising hardware and labour.
Do you work with the department's social landlords?
Yes. We produce quotes written to be passed to the landlord before the work, which saves the tenant fronting costs that aren't theirs to bear.
After a break-in, what does the insurance file need?
A police report, then a quote and an invoice itemising the hardware fitted and the labour. We provide both as a matter of course, naming the hardware and its certification: that's what insurers ask for, and it costs nothing.
I rent from a social landlord — who pays for the call-out?
It depends on the cause and your tenancy. A lock damaged in a break-in is often the landlord's or insurer's responsibility; lost keys are usually yours. We issue a quote you can have approved before the work, rather than discovering the question afterwards.
Do you work nights across the whole department?
Yes, 24/7. The night, weekend and public-holiday surcharge is in our published price list and is repeated to you on the phone before the tradesperson sets off.
Worth reading before you call
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Need a locksmith in the area?
Call us directly for an emergency, or describe what you need to get an estimate before any work begins.