Locksmith in Paris 15, from Grenelle to Porte de Versailles

In Grenelle, two eras sit side by side: the cut-stone buildings of rue du Commerce and place Dupleix, and the Front de Seine towers above the Beaugrenelle shopping centre. In the towers, access often goes through a caretaker, a key fob or an intercom: tell us when you call, and we will plan for it before setting off. For the shops on rue du Commerce, we also repair metal shutters.

On the site of the former Citroën factories, Javel saw the creation of the parc André-Citroën, the Georges-Pompidou European Hospital and many 1990s residential developments. In these recent buildings, lost keys are usually dealt with by fitting a new set of cylinders to the existing lock. We work as far as Balard and quai André-Citroën.

Between the Gare Montparnasse, the Necker hospital and the Institut Pasteur, the quarter is lined with large early 20th-century buildings. Where the original surface-mounted lock is still in place, we replace it with an A2P-certified multipoint lock without damaging the door. Lost your keys getting off the train? We come out at night too.

The south of the 15th keeps a village feel around rue de Vaugirard, the town hall on rue Péclet and the parc Georges-Brassens. Along boulevard Lefebvre, the 1930s brick buildings have front doors that can be reinforced without being replaced. Artists’ studios, townhouses, shops on rue de la Convention: there is a solution for every door.