Erda is long driveways, big lots and addresses that GPS argues with. A locksmith coming out of Salt Lake will call you three times asking where to turn. I have been running these roads for years and I do not need directions.
House, shop, barn, tack room, gate, trailer, tractor, and a padlock on something you forgot you owned. Erda calls tend to be a list, and I would rather do the list in one visit than come back four times.
Plenty of locksmiths will do your front door and then look at a rusted gate latch or a sixty year old padlock on a grain shed and tell you to buy a bolt cutter. That is the work I actually like. Bring me the whole property, not just the house.
Erda Way, the SR-36 side, the Droubay stretch, and every gravel lane that does not show up right on a map. Give me a landmark and I am there.
Locked in the work truck a quarter mile from the house, or the only key went into a field somewhere. I cut and program right where the truck is sitting.
Car keys & fobs →
The one nobody else wants to deal with. Seized padlocks, gate latches, conex doors and shop hardware that has taken twenty winters.
Hardware work →
House, shop, gate and trailer matched to a single key. It sounds like a luxury until the first winter you are not sorting through a ring in the dark.
Rekeys →
Big safes, old dials, dead keypads. Government safe certified, which means I open them properly instead of taking an angle grinder to your investment.
Safe work →Call and give me a landmark, not a pin. I know the roads out here and you get a price before I leave.
801-834-0453