1st Security - Cornwall Locksmiths

26/11/2025

Securing St Day church with a restricted section patent protected cylinder and 10 keys. After years of key holders getting copies cut and unauthorised people accessing the church it was time to act. 5 lever mortice lock replaced with new euro profile lock case, euro profile brass lever furniture and restricted euro profile cylinder with thumb turn for fire regulations. The duplicate keys can now only be supplied by 1st Security with the authorisation of the warden, preventing unauthorised key copying and access to the church.

20/11/2025

Another very happy customer with a Smart lock installed. This one is on a composite door which I wasn't aware of until arriving. Slightly more difficult and time consuming to install but great result.

07/10/2025

Another happy customer. 😁

New locks and keys supplied and fitted today. Awesome service and great price 👍 thank you Carl Louis Wing

17/09/2025

Another very happy customer with a new Simpled smart lock fitted to their uPVC front door in Penzance. This provides keyless entry with either, Biometrics, PIN code, Phone App, Proximity tags/cards and eKeys.
eKeys can be sent to anyone via the app to allow them to open the door for a designated duration of your choice. This is a great solution for Airbnb's or holiday let's etc.

22/07/2025

Converting 5 lever mortice locks to fire regulation approved thumbturn locks on these two holiday let's in Mounte Hawke. With all black iron furniture and euro profile thumbturn cylinders. Looking great and very happy customer.

22/07/2025

Door and window lock upgrade on this very old listed cottage in Penzance. Always difficult and slow going when working with listed properties but it went very well and all in a days work when you have over 30 years experience with this type of job.

07/07/2025

It appears after changing mobile network provider we have been experiencing an issue with call forwarding to voicemail. When busy or unable to answer the phone it has not been going to voicemail and just rings out. My apologies and hopefully this has now been rectified.