Karama is one of Dubai's most densely built neighborhoods: older apartment blocks, small shops and restaurants packed along streets like Sheikh Rashid Road. That density keeps our vans busy — worn cylinders, loose handles and sticking deadbolts in aging buildings, plus a steady stream of tenants needing rekeys and key copies.
Our shop on D90 Street in Al Satwa is just across the way, so Karama mobile visits are quick during opening hours, 24 hours a day daily. We carry common lock types in the van, which means most Karama jobs are finished in a single visit.
Lock repair in Karama's older buildings
Karama's apartment stock is older than much of new Dubai, and the locks show it: cylinders that turn stiffly, handles that wobble, deadbolts that stick halfway. We repair what can be saved — cleaning, adjusting and re-pinning mechanisms — and replace the lock when the body is too worn.
Send a photo of the lock on WhatsApp to +971 56 167 7909 before we come. It lets us bring the right replacement, so the visit is not wasted on a parts run.
Rekeying for Karama tenants
With Karama's high tenant turnover, rekeying is a sensible move when you take over a flat or when a flatmate moves out. We change the pins inside your existing lock so old keys stop working — cheaper than a full replacement and done in one visit.
One note for renters: get your landlord's permission before changing locks, and keep a copy of the new key arrangement agreed in writing. Then call +971 56 167 7909 and we will book you in.
Key copying while you wait
For simple key copying, the cheapest option is our counter at Shop 267, D90 Street in Al Satwa — flat keys, mailbox keys, padlock keys and building entrance keys cut while you wait, open daily 24 hours a day.
Karama's older towers often run master-keyed systems — get your building management's go-ahead before duplicating, since some setups block copies. Unsure about your key? Send us a photo on WhatsApp (+971 56 167 7909) and we'll confirm.