Bullseye Locksmiths

About Bullseye Locksmiths

Bullseye Locksmiths is a mobile locksmith company serving Surrey and Greater London, with its website also naming Addlestone and Chertsey. It offers a one-to-one service, from key cutting through to on-site locksmith services.

The services listed include mobile locksmith and boarding up services, key cutting, window and door repairs, and security bars and grills supplied and fitted. The business specialises in uPVC window and door locks, and states that all makes and models of domestic locks can be opened, repaired, supplied and fitted. Keys can be cut on the customer's doorstep through its on-site key cutting service.

After a burglary, the business can take on repairs, especially to broken doors or windows, and can restore damaged property. It also lists insurance upgrades and boarding up. Its website describes a personal one-to-one service, and says on-site key cutting means a spare key is cut on the doorstep rather than at a shop.

The business works entirely from vans and describes its service as one to one, with the same person handling the job from the first call. Its postcode list is long: every KT district from KT1 to KT24, TW1 to TW20, much of GU around Woking, Guildford and Farnborough, SL0 to SL6, and selected W, SW and UB districts in West London.

Walton on Thames, Farnborough, Woking, Addlestone, Chertsey and Staines are among the places it names. Boarding up is listed alongside lock work, so a damaged door can be made safe on the same visit.

uPVC door and window locks are a specialism, fitted or repaired to secure standards, and domestic locks of all makes are opened, repaired, supplied and fitted. Key cutting is done on site so a new spare can be tried in the lock before the van leaves. After a burglary it repairs broken doors and frames as well as the locks. Security bars and grilles are supplied for doors and openings that need extra protection.

Surrey, Middlesex, Hampshire and West and South West London, listed by postcode district.

Worth knowing: Coverage is published as a list of postcode districts rather than a radius.

• Its own website, bullseyelocksmiths.com (home, services, areas, contact), read 4 October 2026: work detail and areas.