Broken key extraction
A snapped key can leave a lock unusable even when the rest of the mechanism remains serviceable.

Broken key extraction — remove the broken blade without forcing the cylinder, with the installation method, protection and finishing details planned.
Keep the broken pieces and explain any earlier stiffness. After removal, the cylinder and door operation should be checked to understand why the break occurred.
The detail that matters
Can the original lock stay in place?
It can remain if the assessment finds it sound; extraction alone does not settle the cause of the failure.
Before the work
is agreed.
Can the original lock stay in place?
It can remain if the assessment finds it sound; extraction alone does not settle the cause of the failure.
Should I push the broken piece farther in?
Leave it undisturbed and keep the key fragments for inspection instead of inserting improvised tools.
What should I include in this enquiry?
Have the postcode, photographs of the lock and door, and a short account of when the fault began. Identify the person authorised to arrange access; do not send key codes or sensitive entry credentials through the form.
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