Half of Stansbury leaves for the valley before seven in the morning, which is exactly when a dead fob or a key locked in the car turns into a missed day of work. I am in the county, not over the pass, so it does not have to.
Stansbury is mostly newer construction, and newer construction has its own set of lock headaches that a hundred year old house never had.
Construction keys go to framers, electricians, plumbers, painters, the landscaper and whoever else came through the door for six months. Most builders never change the locks before handing you the house. That is not a scare story, it is just how the trade works, and a rekey ends it in one visit.
Village Boulevard, the lake loop, the golf course side, and every cul de sac that GPS gets confused about. I have been up all of them.
Two car household, one working fob, and a bad feeling about it. Getting a spare programmed now costs a fraction of what an emergency replacement costs later.
Key programming →
You closed, you moved in, and there is a stack of unaccounted keys out there somewhere. One visit and every one of them is scrap metal.
Rekeys →
Happens more than anything else in a neighborhood full of young families. I open it without damaging the door, and you do not spend the evening on a ladder.
Lockouts →
Electronic keypads fail, and they always fail on a Saturday. Government safe certified, so opening it without wrecking it is my actual specialty.
Safe work →Call and you get a price before I drive over. Most lockouts are done about ten minutes after the van pulls up.
801-834-0453