
Your Front Door Key Suddenly Needs a Wrestling Match? Stop Forcing It
Last month it turned with two fingers. This week you are jiggling, pushing, lifting the door by the handle — and praying in the driveway with grocery bags…
Florida humidity swells doors; salt air eats lock cylinders. Alex planes and adjusts sticking doors, fixes bifold and sliding doors that jump their tracks, replaces worn locks and installs smart locks — including setup, so the keypad and fingerprint actually work when he leaves.

Last month it turned with two fingers. This week you are jiggling, pushing, lifting the door by the handle — and praying in the driveway with grocery bags…
No — forcing a key is how keys snap in cylinders. It's usually a dry cylinder, a worn key copy, or a shifted door. Our blog article walks through the free tests; most fixes are quick.
Yes — including the app setup and codes. Photo 12 in our gallery is exactly that job. If your door needs prep (hole alignment), that's handled on the spot.
A $2 plastic pivot pin, nine times out of ten. Cheap part, fast fix — the article on bifold doors explains it.
Text a photo of the problem — Alex replies with a straight price and the earliest visit time.
1 hour $80 · 2+ hours $60/hr for every hour · $80 minimum · Zelle or cash after the work