Address: Hyde Terrace, Woodhouse, Leeds LS2 9LN
We operate in the vicinity of The Faversham
We carry a range of locks and spares to enable us to carry out any job at any time of the day or night. Our guys are experienced and carefully vetted in order to support our reputation.
- 24/7 Services,
- Broken & lost Keys,
- 1 hour response,
- Number locks,
- Coded locks,
- Jammed locks,
- Locks upgrades,
- NO lockout charges!
Locksmith Woodhouse Leeds provides locksmith services to both residential and commercial customers. All of our jobs are fully guaranteed and we can attend your calls 24/7 all year round at any time, day or night. NO callout charges are applied.
With 11 years of experience, our locksmiths are standing ready day or night throughout the year to provide first-class service at minimum disruption and cost.
- We provide Service for:
- Wooden doors,
- uPVC doors,
- Glass doors,
- Metal doors,
- Gates' locks,
- Garage doors locks,
- Smart home systems,
- CCTV,
- Floodlights,
- Security systems,
- Intercom,
- Digital locks,
- Coded & number locks,
- uPVC window locks,
- NO callout charges!
- NO hidden charges!
- Click here to call us now!
The name Woodhouse has been recorded since the 1170s as Wd(e)husa, Wd(e)huse, and Wudeusum, and is believed to have derived from the Old English words wudu meaning 
‘wood’ and hūs meaning ‘houses’. Locally, it is often referred to as Wudhus, and in 1853, it was described as a “large and handsome village”.
Originally, the Woodhouse area of Leeds was a wide horseshoe-shaped arc that extended north from Burley Street (where it is known as Little Woodhouse) and followed Clarendon Road, including the present-day site of the University of Leeds. It continued across Woodhouse Moor, which is now a public park, and extended northward towards the steeply banked woodland of Woodhouse Ridge, which is part of the Meanwood Valley Trail and the Forest of Leeds. In the Woodhouse Ridge area, the region was known as Woodhouse Cliff to the west and Woodhouse Carr to the southeast.
The making of locksmith is someone who possesses a range of skills, knowledge, and qualities that enable them to provide reliable and effective locksmith services. Technical proficiency is a must and a good locksmith should have a deep understanding of lock mechanisms, security systems, and access control technology. They should be able to handle a wide range of locks, keys, and security devices, including electronic and digital systems.
Experience is critical in locksmithing, as it allows the locksmith to develop
problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of different types of locks and security systems. It goes without a say that a good locksmith should be reliable and trustworthy, as they are often called upon to provide emergency services and may have access to sensitive information and property. Locksmithing requires precision and attention to detail and a good locksmith should be able to identify even the smallest details of a lock mechanism and use this knowledge to diagnose and solve problems.
Communication skills are essential as they often need to explain technical information to clients and provide clear instructions for using security systems but most a locksmith should be available when clients need them, whether for emergency services or routine maintenance and repairs, day or night. Maintaining a high level of professionalism in their work, including being punctual, well-groomed, and respectful of the client’s property and privacy.