We drive out to two areas, and both are a world of private houses and yards. Nõmme and southern Tallinn means terraced houses and garages; Jõhvi, Toila and Alutaguse means small settlements, farmsteads and summer houses with a long way to the next neighbour. In neither does a lock problem often stop at the front door. Choose your area below.
Tallinn
Nõmme and southern Tallinn: private houses, terraced houses, garage doors and gates.
Nõmme — In Nõmme we serve private houses, flats and businesses.
Hiiu — In Hiiu we provide locksmith work in private houses, flats, smaller apartment buildings and commercial premises.
Kivimäe — In Kivimäe we work mainly with private houses and smaller residential buildings.
Pääsküla — In Pääsküla we carry out door opening and lock work in private houses, terraced houses, flats and smaller commercial premises.
Männiku — In Männiku we serve both residential and commercial or industrial premises.
Vana-Mustamäe — In Vana-Mustamäe we serve private houses, flats and other buildings.
Liiva — In the Liiva area we provide locksmith work for private houses, businesses and other properties.
Raudalu — In Raudalu we provide locksmith work for private houses and businesses on Tallinn's southern edge.
Jõhvi, Toila and Alutaguse
Jõhvi parish together with Toila and Kohtla-Nõmme, and the wide forest parish of Alutaguse down to the shore of Lake Peipus. Avinurme belongs here too, although it is already in Jõgeva County.
Jõhvi — Jõhvi is the administrative centre of Ida-Viru County, and two worlds meet here: the apartment blocks of the centre and the ring of private houses and garage blocks around them.
Toila — Toila is a seaside settlement known for the Oru park and its spa, where ordinary homes stand alongside a good number of guest houses and rented flats.
Voka — Voka is a small settlement next to Toila, where a row of two-storey blocks stands between private houses and garden plots.
Tammiku — Tammiku is a small settlement that grew up around a former mine near Jõhvi, and the address register lists just three streets here.
Kohtla-Nõmme — Kohtla-Nõmme was built around a mine and still has a compact centre and a dense street network — the register lists over fifty streets, which is a great many for a place this size.
Iisaku — Iisaku is the centre of the Alutaguse area — a school, a museum, a church and public services, with private housing spread around them.
Mäetaguse — Mäetaguse is a small settlement beside a manor and its park, with only a handful of streets and housing split between two-storey blocks and private houses.
Kuremäe — Kuremäe is a small village known above all for the Pühtitsa convent, and its buildings are mainly private houses and accommodation for visitors.
Tudulinna — Tudulinna is a small village among the Alutaguse forests, with about ten streets and a scatter of outlying households.
Alajõe — Alajõe is a long shoreline village on Lake Peipus, where the houses stand in a row along the bank and the street names take after the river and the water's edge.
Illuka — Illuka is a small village in Alutaguse parish where the address register holds no named street at all — properties are recorded by place name, as is normal in the countryside.
Kurtna — The village of Kurtna lies in the Kurtna lake district, the most lake-rich corner of Estonia, and so alongside ordinary homes there are many summer houses and saunas.
Avinurme — Avinurme already belongs to Mustvee parish in Jõgeva County, but it is the nearest settlement to the southern edge of Alutaguse and so falls inside the round we drive.