The list painted on the side of the van is not marketing. I do every one of these myself, with the equipment for it riding around with me. Here is what each one actually means when you call.
The biggest half of my work, and the one where going to a dealership costs people the most money for no reason.
Including all keys lost, where no working key exists at all. Cut and programmed at your vehicle so nothing gets towed.
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Push button start fobs, proximity keys and remotes paired to your car. Old ones deleted so a lost key stops working.
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Made while you still have a working one, which is dramatically cheaper than the emergency version. The best money on this page.
Full detail →The reason most people find this website. Picking and manipulating comes first, always. Drilling means you buy a new lock on top of the call, and that is your money.
Keys on the seat, in the trunk, or the engine running with the doors locked. Opened without pry marks down the door frame and without a broken window.
Door pulled shut behind you, or a kid turned the deadbolt. Usually about ten minutes at the door. Proof you live there will be asked for, and that is a feature.
Storefronts, offices, shops and storage. Commercial doors are expensive to replace, which is exactly why they get opened rather than destroyed.
Seized padlocks, gate latches, conex boxes, trailers, toolboxes and the trunk your keys are currently sitting in.
Almost every home call comes down to one question: who else can get in? A rekey answers it in a single visit, without replacing a single piece of hardware.
New pins in the locks you already own. Every old key stops working, your hardware stays, and the whole house can go to one key.
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New locks installed properly, worn ones repaired, and doors that stopped latching right when the seasons moved the frame.
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Codes reset, dead boards and batteries diagnosed, and a real key override kept so the lock is not a brick when the power in it dies.
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The stuff other locksmiths skip. Barn doors, shop padlocks, gate hardware and equipment keys, matched to the same key as the house if you want.
Full detail →Business hardware fails differently than house hardware, because it gets used a hundred times more often and it has to keep working in January.
One key opens everything, each employee key opens only what it should. Built once around how your building actually works.
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Installed and adjusted so the door passes inspection and still latches properly when it is ten degrees out.
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Employee left, tenant moved out, or too many keys are unaccounted for. Same day where I can, no explanation required.
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Keys that cannot be copied at a hardware store counter by whoever borrowed one for an afternoon. The right answer when key control actually matters.
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Keypads, fobs and electronic entry for a building where handing out metal keys stopped making sense. Installed, programmed, and codes changed when staff turns over.
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File cabinets, display cases, lockers and storage units. Small jobs that most outfits will not send a van out for.
Full detail →Government safe certified, cleared to work on safes inside military bases and government facilities. This is not a service I added to the list, it is the part of the trade I went deep on.
Including the safe that came with the house and the one from a relative who never wrote the number down anywhere.
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Batteries, boards and solenoids fail years before the safe does. That is a repair, not a reason to buy a new safe.
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Bought a used safe, or too many people know the code. New combination set the same visit I open it.
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Big ones, old cast iron ones, drop safes and wall safes. Opened properly rather than cut apart with a grinder.
Full detail →Elko, Ely, the middle of Wyoming, Idaho, southern Utah. There are huge parts of the west with no locksmith who can program a modern car key, and getting stranded out there is a genuinely bad day. I quote the whole trip up front and drive.
Describe it in plain words and I will tell you what it is, what it costs, and whether it is even a locksmith job. Sometimes it is not, and I will say that too.
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