There are plenty of custom made tools on the market that do a great job (with built-in pads to protect the door frame, etc).
The only issue they commonly run into is a deadbolt with a throw long enough that you have to destroy the jamb and surrounding frame before it comes free.
In cases where the deadbolt extends significantly into the frame, then yes, it tends to be destructive. But doors with locks that substantial tend to be sturdy enough that brute forcing the door in any fashion (even if you're just attacking the door itself) is likely to damage the frame.
There are options for "through the lock" forcible entry, where you attack the lock directly, using something like a Rex tool[1]. That will definitely destroy the lock, but usually preserves the door (but isn't suitable for every type of lock).
[1] https://www.allhandsfire.com/Rex-Tool-Forcible-Entry-Tool
By the time he got a replacement key, I was literally faster at opening the door with my tool than he was with his key — once you get the knack of it...
(of course the tool was much more clumsy to carry around than a key, and 2 seconds vs 3 isn't enough to care)
Of course, you can reinforce your door frame and this doesn’t work. But the next locksmith (like I said, regular occurrence) used a bump key to pick it and was in just as fast.
Needless to say, I don’t trust door locks anymore.