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Locksmith in the canton of Aargau
Aargau has been a canton in its own right since 1803 and is today one of the most populous in Switzerland. It has no single large city; instead, life is spread across many medium-sized towns and villages between the Jura and the Lindenberg. Near Brugg, at the so-called Wasserschloss, the Aare, Reuss and Limmat rivers meet, and along these rivers and the A1 and A3 motorways housing, industry and logistics have grown strongly.
For a locksmith this means many call-outs in suburbs and smaller places rather than in one central city. Our technicians are based in the region to keep journeys short: in most municipalities we are with you in 20 to 30 minutes, while in more remote areas such as the upper Fricktal it can take longer. We are available 365 days a year, check your proof of entitlement before every opening and tell you the price before we start. You can pay in cash, by card, with TWINT or on invoice.
Doors and locks in the canton of Aargau
Aargau has an unusually large number of small historic towns: Baden, Bremgarten, Lenzburg, Zofingen, Mellingen, Laufenburg and Kaiserstuhl all have old towns with old front doors and locks that have sometimes been upgraded. Most of the housing stock, however, consists of detached houses and blocks of flats from recent decades, in newer developments usually with a master key system, so a lost key also affects the main entrance, cellar and garage. In the villages of the Fricktal and the Freiamt there are still farmhouses with an attached barn. Commercial and warehouse buildings along the motorways often have their own access rules; there we coordinate the opening with the business.
Service area in the canton of Aargau
Besides the places with their own page, such as Aarau, Baden, Wohlen or Rheinfelden, we cover every municipality in Aargau. In the Wynental and Suhrental, for example, Reinach, Menziken, Gontenschwil, Schöftland and Kölliken; around Lake Hallwil, Seengen, Meisterschwanden and Beinwil am See; in the Freiamt, Villmergen, Sins and Merenschwand. In the north we work in Laufenburg, Kaisten, Stein, Zurzach, Klingnau, Döttingen and Endingen, on the Reuss in Mellingen, around Brugg in Windisch and Birr, and in the Wiggertal in Aarburg, Rothrist and Murgenthal. You will hear the arrival time for your address on the phone.
A canton without a big city
Aargau has no dominant metropolis. Aarau is the cantonal capital, while Baden, Wettingen, Wohlen, Brugg, Lenzburg, Zofingen and Rheinfelden are important regional centres. Between them lie valleys with a character of their own: the Fricktal with its villages along the Rhine, the Freiamt with the Reuss, the Seetal with Lake Hallwil and Lake Baldegg, the Wynental and Suhrental with their industrial villages, and the Zurzibiet in the far north.
We therefore rarely stay in one town but travel from place to place, always asking for the municipality when you call and sending the nearest available technician.
A commuter canton between Zurich, Basel and Bern
Many people in Aargau commute daily to Zurich, Basel or Bern by train or on the A1 and A3, and this shows in the emergencies we see:
- Keys left on the train or at Aarau, Baden or Brugg station, and arriving home late at night in front of a locked door
- Door swinging shut while putting the rubbish out early in the morning
- The spare key is with relatives in another canton and out of reach
- Congestion on the A1 or around Baden lengthening the journey at rush hour
Old towns, spas and days out
Aargau is also a canton for day trips. The thermal baths in Baden, Bad Zurzach and Rheinfelden, the castles of Lenzburg, Hallwyl and Habsburg and Lake Hallwil attract visitors all year round. Holidaymakers can call us just as locals do. In the historic old towns, such as Bremgarten, Kaiserstuhl or Laufenburg, the lanes are often narrow and only accessible on foot. Describe the way in precisely and the technician will find your entrance without detours.
