LOCKSMITH MUNICH MOOSACHER ST.-MARTINS-PLATZ

Every day, numerous people across Germany lock themselves out and then find themselves standing in front of their locked front door. It also often happens that the key breaks off in the lock or is simply left at home. In such situations, good advice is hard to come by – but not with us. Do you also need a secure door opening? Then you’ve come to the right place at the Munich Locksmith Service at Moosacher St.-Martins-Platz. We are your reliable locksmith service, who will be at your door in approximately 30 minutes and will unlock your door without causing any damage.

The reliable locksmith service at St. Martins Platz in Munich, Moosach

Have you ever been exploited by bogus or letterbox companies in an emergency situation? Especially in the locksmith industry, there are numerous such dubious providers who exploit the plight of other citizens and charge exorbitant additional travel costs or special surcharges. It’s not surprising, then, that a retired couple had to pay a whopping €2,800 for a locksmith service.

We, however, focus on fair and transparent prices. If you describe the specific situation to us over the phone, we can give you fixed prices directly upon request. We, the Munich locksmith service at St. Martins Platz in Moosach, are a truly traditional company and therefore have extensive experience.

We always perform safe door opening using professional special tools, which allows us to unlock the door without causing damage in 99% of cases, even if the door is merely closed. We are not only available to you as a locksmith at St. Martin’s Square in Moosach, but also in the area of ​​security technology. We are happy to increase the security of your apartment or house with professional locks or other measures.

Door unlocking without damage at Moosach’s St. Martin’s Square

We are happy to perform a secure door opening for you at Moosach’s St. Martin’s Square, located in the Munich-Moosach district. The square is located on Pelkovenstraße, east of the old St. Martin’s Parish Church, and is therefore surrounded not only by Pelkovenstraße, but also by Meißener Straße, Leipziger Straße, Dresdner Straße, and Jenaer Straße.

Since Moosach was incorporated into the state capital of Munich in 1913, St. Martin’s Parish Church has been the oldest church in the entire city. The square is bordered to the south by the Pelkovenschlössl palace. Both the parish church and the Pelkovenschlössl originally formed the center of Old Moosach. The Moosach Maypole Festival, embellished with dancing and cannon fire, takes place annually at St. Martin’s Square. St. Martin’s Square is connected to the U3 subway line and the subway station of the same name.