CPPM Locksmiths Abingdon

About CPPM Locksmiths Abingdon

CPPM Locksmiths is a family-run locksmith business based in Abingdon, serving Oxfordshire. Customers speak to Colin, the owner, and may be asked for images of the locks so that a quote can be more accurate. The team has grown over the years, and the business has expanded to Didcot and the Oxford area. Its website lists a long run of locations including Oxford, Wantage, Botley, Wallingford, Witney, Bicester, Banbury, Henley and Woodstock.

The services listed include emergency lockouts, key cutting, burglary repairs, lock repairs, lock changes, uPVC door repair, master key systems for landlords, digital locks and access control systems. Locksmiths carry stock that conforms to British Standards, and the brands listed include Chubb, Union, Era, Yale and Legge.

Customers include domestic clients, commercial clients, landlords, housing associations and local councils. Specialist locks that need ordering in are described as taking a couple of days. The website says the team includes locksmiths and security engineers with years of experience.

The site stresses that a caller reaches Colin directly rather than a national freephone line, and that he asks questions first to understand the job.

Most locks come from van stock, but a specialist lock that has to be ordered in can take a couple of days. For 24 hour emergency jobs, it states that nothing is charged until the work is finished. Alongside lock work, the team installs and maintains home security systems.

Emergency entry is mostly non destructive, and the company says 90% of properties are opened soon after arrival. Burglary repairs cover forced locks and damaged UPVC doors. For homeowners it changes locks, and for landlords it installs master key systems. Stocked brands include Assa, Banham and Yale, alongside key cutting and home security installation. Doors and locks damaged by faulty keys or an attempted burglary are among the emergency calls it lists.

Abingdon, Didcot, Wantage, Wallingford, Oxford and wider Oxfordshire.

• Its own website, cppm.org.uk (home, about, services, contact, locations), read 4 October 2026: work detail, trading history, who runs it, areas and lock brands.