Yes! We really are open 24/7 to take care of emergency situations. We aren’t even closed for holidays like Christmas or New Years!

No, you do not need an appointment to get a replacement car key or for our other locksmith services. We require little notice and can usually be at your location within 20 minutes to make you a replacement car key.

We can arrive nearly anywhere within 20 minutes, barring unusual traffic or weather conditions. Whatever the case may be, we will tell you an accurate approximation of our arrival time when you consult with us. We will arrive in a timely manner and then gain you access to your property as quickly as possible. Speed of service is one of our commitments to you.

We accept cash or cards. We accept every debit or credit card as payment.

If your insurance company covers locksmith services you can submit the receipt to them for reimbursement.

We offer a 12 month warranty on top of any manufacturer’s warranties offered. We will always provide the best possible work. However, if later down the road, something goes wrong due to a quality issue on our part, we will fix the problem and make sure you are satisfied with our work.

First, we will need a Driver’s License. In addition we require an official document such as insurance, registration, title, or bill of sale. We need proof you are who you say and proof that ties you to your property, before we are able to give you a replacement key.

Yes, we can make you a car key replacement even if you have nothing. 90% of the replacement car keys we make are made from scratch. We just need proof of identity and ownership.

If your key has broken off in the lock, follow these steps:

1. Do not attempt to remove the key yourself: Trying to extract the broken key yourself can sometimes push it further into the lock or cause additional damage. It’s best to leave it to a professional.
2. Contact a locksmith: A professional locksmith has the right tools and experience to safely extract the broken key without damaging the lock. They can:
   • Extract the Key
   • Inspect the Lock for damage or issues
   • Cut a New Key
3. Prevent Future Breakage: To avoid future key breakage:
   • Avoid Using Excessive Force
   • Keep the Lock and Key Maintained. Regularly clean and lubricate your locks to keep them in good working condition.

Yes, a properly opened and reassembled lock should work just as well as it did before, assuming no internal damage occurred and the lock was in good condition to begin with. If you have any concerns or experience issues after the lock is opened, it’s best to contact the locksmith for follow-up. Picking a lock does not damage the lock, the house or the car. The only exception is if the lock is already damaged or needs to be drilled. It is extremely rare that drilling is ever needed.

• Breaking your window to enter your vehicle. This can cause expensive damage and personal injury
• Jamming something in your door so you can unlock it. This rarely works and usually causes more harm than good
• Pulling the window down with your hands to get it open enough to unlock the door. This can damage or destroy the delicate mechanisms in the window

• Check all of the doors to see if one is unlocked
• If a window is rolled down slightly, try sticking your hand in to unlock the door if you can do so safely

• Breaking a window to get back in. This will cause more damage, and a routine lockout is a simple fix
• Kicking down the door. Again, this has injury written all over it and could lead to property damage
• Again, this has injury written all over it and could lead to property damage

Not necessarily. Losing your keys does not always mean you need to change your locks. If you lose your keys, re-keying your existing locks is usually a practical and cost-effective solution. However, if you have security concerns or if your locks are old or damaged, changing the locks might be a better option. Consulting with a locksmith can help you make the best choice for your situation.