Car Lockout
Keys locked in your car? We come to where your car is and get you back in.
The service
What is
Rekeying changes the small pins inside your lock. Old keys stop working and you get new keys. You keep the same lock on the door.
Changing a lock means putting in a new lock. This makes sense when a lock is broken, worn out, or you want a stronger one.
We can often set all your doors to work with one key. We tell you which option fits your doors when we look at them.
When you need it
- You just bought or moved into a home
- Your keys were lost or stolen
- A roommate, ex, or tenant moved out with a key
- A lock is sticking, loose, or broken
- You want one key for every door
How it works
- Call usTell us how many doors and what kind of locks you have.
- Get a price and set a timeWe give you a price and set a time, or come now if it is urgent. [VERIFY]
- We rekey or replaceWe do the work on site. No need to bring us anything.
- Test every keyWe try each new key in each lock before we leave.
Have this ready when you call
- How many doors and locks (front, back, garage entry, side gate)
- The lock brand, if you know it
- Proof you own or manage the property
- Whether you want all doors on one key
Common questions
Rekey or replace: which do I need?
If your locks work fine, rekeying is usually enough. If a lock is broken, worn, or you want an upgrade, replace it.
Can all my doors use one key?
Often, yes, if your locks are compatible. We check when we are there and tell you your options.
Should I rekey after buying a home?
Yes. You do not know who still has keys from the last owners, contractors, or agents.
Do you rekey for landlords between tenants?
Yes. Call to set a time. We need proof that you own or manage the property.