Emergency locksmith
The door has shut. The key is somewhere else. Start with the part you know.
Take a closer lookA door can need opening, a key can need changing, and a lock can need repairing. Those are related jobs, but they are not interchangeable.
Use the service descriptions below to find the part that matches your situation. You don't need to diagnose it first. A note about what the key or door still does is often enough to make the request clearer.
For a vehicle, start with whether you need entry, a working key or both. At a property, think about permission, the entrance and whether the concern is old keys or hardware that no longer works well. Our estimate guide explains how those distinctions affect the scope of a job.
The door has shut. The key is somewhere else. Start with the part you know.
Take a closer lookA door that opens and an engine that starts don't always need the same fix.
Take a closer lookBefore replacing a key, be clear about what the new one needs to do.
Take a closer lookThe door you use every day deserves to work without a special trick.
Take a closer lookSometimes the lock is fine. It is the list of people with a key that needs attention.
Take a closer lookA stubborn lock can be telling you about the door as well as the key.
Take a closer lookA shop key can outlast the arrangement it was made for.
Take a closer lookChoose the way in first. Then choose the lock that can provide it.
Take a closer lookThe remote clicks, but the garage door stays still. That is a useful detail, even if you don't know the cause.
Take a closer lookDiscuss the work and current availability
for the address you have in mind.