Real local locksmiths — not a national call center that sells your lockout to whoever's nearest. The price quoted on the phone is the price on the invoice.
Lockouts $85 flat daytime · $125 nights/weekends · Rekey from $25/cylinder
⬦ No-damage entry guaranteed on standard residential locks — or the job is free.
City limits, tracked on every dispatch
Home, car, business — non-destructive entry first, always. Cars done in the lot, including chipped keys and fobs programmed on site.
$85 flat · $125 after hoursMoved in? Lost a key? Ex has a copy? Rekeying makes old keys dead in 20 minutes — cheaper than new hardware and just as final.
$25/cylinder + $65 visitKeypads, smart deadbolts, master key systems, panic hardware, and storefront closers — supplied, installed, and warrantied 2 years.
Installed from $220"Quoted $85 on the phone at 11pm — okay, $125 with the after-hours. Guy arrived in 18 minutes, door open in 4, invoice said $125. That's the whole review."
Google review · ★★★★★ · 940+ reviewsAsk for the license number (#LK-2214 — verify it on the state registry), get the flat price on the phone, and check that the truck says Keystone. A legitimate locksmith never "has to see it first" to price a standard lockout.
On standard residential locks, no — we pick or bypass first, and drilling is a last resort we discuss with you before touching. That's the no-damage guarantee: damage on a standard lock and the job's free.
Yes — most makes 2005 and newer, cut and programmed at your car. Price quoted by VIN on the phone, typically $140–$280 depending on the fob.
Strongly yes — contractors, agents, and previous owners all had copies. Rekeying a whole house typically runs $140–$215 total and takes under an hour.
$85 flat lockouts · 22-minute average · price on the phone is the price, period.
Call (555) 09-KEYS⬦ No-damage entry guaranteed on standard residential locks