Vehicle Lockout Service in Burnham-on-Sea

Yes — we use professional non-destructive entry tools. The aim is always to open the vehicle without damage to door seals, window rubbers or trim. In most cases this is achievable; if there is any unusual complexity we will explain it before proceeding.

A stuck or broken key is a related but separate situation — we can often extract a broken key from the barrel and advise on next steps, including a replacement key if required. Call us with the details and we will confirm the best approach.

Your exact location (postcode if possible), vehicle make, model and year, and any relevant details — for example whether the keys are visible inside the car or whether a spare key is available elsewhere. The more we know, the better prepared we can be.

Most vehicles manufactured from the mid-1990s onwards have a transponder chip. A common indicator is a small key-shaped warning light on the dashboard that flickers on and off at start-up. If a key is cut without the correct chip programmed, the car will crank but not fire. We can confirm for your specific make and model when you contact us.