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Search the business name. If it is already on LockScout, claim that profile. If it is not, start a new listing below.

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Step 1 of 6

Start with the basics

Tell us about your business

These details identify the business and the person authorised to confirm it.

Add company or Google details Optional

How customers reach you

How does the business operate?

Choose the option customers should see. A private home or dispatch address will never be shown as a shop.

Separate the three schedules

When can customers reach you?

Phone hours, emergency call-outs and premises hours are often different. We keep them separate so customers are not misled.

Normal phone hours

Emergency call-out availability

Where you actually travel

Which places do you normally serve?

Add named towns, neighbourhoods or postcode districts. LockScout checks coverage before publishing it.

Help customers choose correctly

What can customers call you for?

Choose only work the business currently accepts. Specific limits are useful—they prevent unsuitable calls.

The practical details people ask about

What should customers know before calling?

Payment methods
Add pricing, aftercare or credentials Optional
Add photographs Optional

Share a private folder containing current photographs of the logo, branded vehicle, genuine premises or completed work. Do not include customer faces, house numbers, number plates, keys or key codes.

Before you send

You can go back and change any answer. Submission does not guarantee publication or affect directory order.