Locksmith for Speyside
Aberlour, Dufftown and Tomintoul are all listed on Moray Locksmith’s Master Locksmiths Association profile. Speyside is spread out, so whether you’re in a village or up a farm track, call Colin to check timings.
Stone cottages and timber doors
Speyside has many traditional stone cottages and farmhouses. Their timber doors and old rim locks often fall short of what insurers ask for today. Colin can upgrade them sympathetically:
- BS 3621 mortice deadlocks where the door allows
- British Standard nightlatches to replace basic rim latches
- door bolts and hinge bolts for back and side doors
See timber door locks and BS 3621 explained.
Outbuildings, steadings and workshops
Rural Speyside properties often have more outbuildings than doors on the house. Quad bikes, chainsaws and tools are attractive to thieves, and outbuildings can’t be watched from the house. Read How to secure your shed, garage and outbuildings.
Businesses and visitors
Distilleries, hotels, shops and holiday lets serve a steady flow of visitors along the Speyside Way. Master key systems and access control help staff and guests get in without keys going astray.
Nearby
Colin also covers Craigellachie, Rothes and Archiestown, and Tomintoul further up the glen.
Frequently asked questions
Do you come out to remote farms?
Speyside is listed among the areas Moray Locksmith covers. Call Colin with your location to check timings.
Can old cottage doors take modern locks?
Often, yes. If a door is too thin for a BS 3621 mortice lock, other British Standard products and bolts can be fitted instead.