G Worrall & Son Ltd

G Worrall & Son Ltd is a locksmith based in London, established in 1896. The company is a Master Locksmith. Originally bicycle repairers and bell hangers, the business later became locksmiths and safe openers. In the early 1900s, the founder's grandfather became well known in the city and within the banking industry. The company was taken over by the grandfather in the late 1950s and has been passed down through the family since.

It provides locksmith, key cutting, lock replacement and repair services throughout all of London, UK, and offers an emergency call out service throughout all areas of London. The company holds account facilities with major lock manufacturers including Chubb, Union, Yale, Ingersoll, Era, Abloy, Legge, Assa, Multilock, Abus and Securefast. It offers a full home security survey on lock systems and can advise on emergency exit locks, restricted key operated locks or a complete master key system. It also provides a range of locks and padlocks for cabinets, desks, windows, garden sheds and filing cabinets.

G Worrall & Son Ltd has built a reputation among its London customers for dependable locksmithing and key-cutting, with satisfaction running consistently high across many years of repeat use. A recurring theme is the speed of response to lock emergencies, with callers describing locks replaced or opened within hours and the internal mechanism adjusted so that a different key would work, rather than unnecessary hardware being sold. Reviewers frequently mention the care taken to test the finished lock from both sides and to ensure a second lock still functioned before leaving.

Key cutting is another service that draws consistent praise, whether for keys that had gone missing from windows, replacement sets cut free of charge after an original was supplied in error, or new keys produced immediately. Named staff appear throughout the accounts: Sam for prompt attendance, clear explanations and composure during a stressful lockout, Adam for suggesting an inexpensive remedy by telephone before arranging a visit, and Mark for talking through costs, mechanics and the condition of the door itself. Several customers note the absence of upselling, the straightforward pricing discussed beforehand, and advice that extends beyond the immediate fault, including guidance on key security following a break-in.