We split our work into emergency, residential, automotive and commercial, but plenty of jobs sit between them. A landlord's rekey is residential work done with commercial thinking. A car key made in a driveway is automotive work with a home visit. Ask, and we will place it.
Emergency does not always mean dramatic. A key that has started sticking every morning is an emergency waiting to happen, and it is a good deal easier to deal with before it snaps.
Residential locksmithing means looking at how a household comes and goes, then making the locks match. Sometimes that is a single fresh cylinder; sometimes it is matched deadbolts on every door and a keypad for the one used most.
The kick is the most common attack on a residential door, and a standard strike plate held by two short screws fails to it. Reinforced strikes and door-edge wraps are the least glamorous part of high security and the part most often worth doing.
A store safe that will not open, a combination nobody remembers, a floor safe that needs moving or a new one that needs bolting down: safe work sits under commercial services here, alongside the doors that stand between the street and the safe.
We open locked vehicles without keys, cut new keys when all are lost, clone spares, program fobs and transponders, pull broken keys from doors and ignitions, and repair lock cylinders that have worn out. That is the whole automotive list, and each has a page.