Door opening in Barcelona
Door locked with the keys inside, a cylinder that will not respond or a snapped key. We first try to open without damaging the door or lock.
On WhatsApp you can attach a photo of the lock, cylinder or key. It helps us identify the model and give a tighter quote before we leave.

Door opening
Opening of home, shop or community doors. The method and the price change if it is only latched, with extra turns, with a snapped key or with a jammed lock.
Opening quote examples
- Standard door opening without damage: from €69
Daytime, Barcelona city, latch or one light turn.
- Door locked with extra turns: from €89
Tighter mechanism. On multipoint we say if the range must rise.
- Key snapped in the cylinder: from €79
Extraction and opening. A new cylinder, if needed, is added.
- Security or armoured door: quoted from a photo
We do not publish an unreal “from”. The shield and locking points decide.
Locks we usually open
Standard and security locks from TESA, CISA, FAC, Lince, Mottura, Yale and compatibles. A photo of the face lets us identify family and shield.

Four different problems
A door that slammed shut is not the same job as one with three turns or a snapped key.
Door only latched
The latch jumped with the keys inside, no turns. That is the €69 opening in the city on a weekday.
Locked with extra turns
One or more turns or a shootbolt. The starting point is €89. On a security door or shield the method changes again.
Snapped key
The bit stayed inside. Extraction and opening from €79. If the cylinder is finished, the cylinder is added.
Jammed lock
The cylinder will not turn or the latch will not respond. Sometimes the cylinder is enough; other times the body must change.
Standard door
Wood or light sheet, latch and one or two turns. The most common keys-inside case.
Security door
Reinforced leaf and a stronger lock. Can be opened without damage if the cylinder is reachable.
Armoured door
Steel structure and often multipoint. More time and another price range.
Multipoint lock
Several bolts on the edge. An extra turn locks more points.
Key left in from the inside
The bit occupies the cylinder. The cylinder cannot be pushed; another method is needed.
Snapped key
Fragment inside the cylinder. Extract first, then open or change the cylinder.
Latch only
The door slammed without a turn. Usually the cleanest opening.
Jammed lock
The key will not enter or turn: seized cylinder, dirt or a forced attempt.

Non-destructive opening: aim and limits
We always try to open without damaging the door or lock. Breaking is not the default method.
Non-destructive first
Pick, tension tool, fragment extraction or cylinder decoding depending on the model.
When damage is needed
A destroyed anti-pick cylinder, a welded shield, prior prying or no viable spare at the time.
What we explain first
If the cylinder or shield must be sacrificed, we give the replacement price before we continue.
After opening
We check the leaf closes and, if the cylinder is now weak, we propose a change.
What you gain by calling
Get back in
Stop standing on the landing or in the street.
No damage as the aim
If the hardware forces a break, we say so first.
Assess the cylinder
If it is compromised, we change it on the same visit.
24-hour emergency
A door that will not open does not wait for a weekday.
How a job is handled
Door type
Standard, security, armoured, multipoint; keys inside or snapped.
Key condition
Inside, snapped, left in from the inside or turning freely.
Controlled opening
We work the mechanism; we do not smash the leaf.
Jobs we usually resolve
Children or pets inside
Access priority; say so when you call.
Key left in from the inside
It blocks pushing the cylinder; the technique changes.
Lock-up after a struggle
If the cylinder suffered, a replacement stops it failing again.
Areas where we do this job
Frequently asked questions
Will you break the door?
The aim is to open through the mechanism. If the hardware forces a replacement, we say so before we continue.
Do you need ID?
We need to confirm the access is yours. We settle that on the call.