Locksmith Meudon, from Bellevue to Meudon-la-Forêt

Around the town hall, on avenue Le Corbeiller, the centre is densely built up: co-owned apartment buildings, shops, social housing on rue de la République and the Maison-Rouge covered market, built in the 1960s. Next door, Val-Fleury lines up small houses around the RER C station and the viaduct. In a co-owned building, give us the entry code; for a house, tell us whether the garden gate is also locked: we come with the right parts.

Between Bellevue station, the market on rue Pierre-Wacquant and rue Albert-de-Mun, and the parc de l’Observatoire, Bellevue brings together large properties and small upmarket residences. On rue du Bassin, the Protestant church was inaugurated in 1847. On an old front door, we first try to open without damage; then we offer to strengthen it with a reinforcement or to replace it, with the price given before we start.

On the banks of the Seine, the former Bas-Meudon lived off its brickworks, its glassworks and then the Renault factories. The neighbourhood was largely rebuilt in the 1990s along route de Vaugirard, and the T2 tram serves it. Under the viaduct, the Montalets keep their 1930s social housing. In these recent buildings as in the older ones, we replace the cylinder or the whole lock on the front door.

Up on the plateau, between the forest and the RN 118, Meudon-la-Forêt has its own postcode, 92360. The housing estate launched in 1959 has close to 7,000 homes, including Fernand Pouillon’s résidence du Parc, in buildings of around ten storeys around place Centrale. The T6 tram runs through it. After losing your keys, a new cylinder on the front door most often solves the problem.