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A locksmith turning a key in the deadbolt of a suburban front door in Dallas-Fort Worth
Lock picks and a tension wrench in the keyway of a house deadbolt at dusk
The dial and handle of a steel safe with a manipulation tool resting against the door

MOBILE, ACROSS THE METROPLEX

One van, every kind of lock

Three trades, one dispatcher, one published price list — whichever door is the problem, the same number answers.

COMMERCIAL LOCKSMITH

Doors, exits and
key control

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AUTOMOTIVE LOCKSMITH

Car keys cut and
coded at the kerb

A car on a driveway at dusk with the door open and a key programmer on the seat
RESIDENTIAL LOCKSMITH

Lockouts, rekeys
and smart locks

A hallway looking towards a front door with the deadbolt thrown and keys on the table

60 CITIES · 9 COUNTIES

Covering the streets you know

No franchise map, no call centre in another state — one dispatch, one price list, and a van that already knows the way.

  • Arlington
  • Bedford
  • Cedar Hill
  • Coppell
  • Dallas
  • Desoto
  • Duncanville
  • Fort Worth
  • Garland
  • Highland Park
  • Irving
  • Richardson
  • University Park
  • Watauga
  • Addison
  • Burleson
  • Carrollton
  • Colleyville
  • Euless
  • Farmers Branch
  • Grand Prairie
  • Grapevine
  • Haslet
  • Hurst
  • Keller
  • Lancaster
  • Mansfield
  • Mesquite
  • North Richland Hills
  • Rowlett
  • Sachse
  • Southlake
A row of white work vans at first light with a bunch of numbered fleet keys held up

A locksmith you can check before you call

Every price on this site is published before we drive, and the figure is confirmed with you on the phone — never invented at your door. The technician holds a Texas DPS licence, and you are welcome to ask for the number.

You will be asked to prove the property or vehicle is yours: photo ID and something tying you to the address. That occasionally annoys people in a hurry, and it is the whole point — a locksmith who skips it would skip it for whoever asks next.

SAFES — SERVICED, NEVER SOLD

Safe work without a showroom

We do not sell safes, which means the advice about yours has nothing to gain from the answer. Opening, combinations, anchoring, repair and moving — at your address.

OPENING

Locked safes opened
without drama

The dial and handle of a steel safe with a manipulation tool resting against the door
COMBINATIONS

Codes and dials
changed properly

The back of a safe door showing the combination lock body and change key hole
GUN SAFES

Fitted, anchored
and serviced

An open gun safe showing its bolt array, with anchor bolts and a torque wrench in front
MOVING

Heavy safes moved
without broken floors

A gun safe strapped to a stair-climbing trolley with moving blankets and straps
REPAIR

Boltwork and locks
brought back right

A safe door open showing its boltwork, with a spanner on the bolt linkage

NUMBERS WE PUBLISH, NOT BORROW

Trust you can dial and check

No star badges rented from a review widget — four figures, printed here and repeated on the phone.

60DFW cities covered
15Minutes, at best
$19Service call, credited
0Showrooms — we come to you

From your call to an open door

No menus and no callbacks — a person answers, prices the job from the published list, and a van starts moving while you are still on the line. The technician arrives with the stock and the machines, shows ID, and confirms the number before touching anything.

Answered around the clock, every day
Price quoted on the phone, then held
A stocked van, not a counter
As fast as 15 minutes in the core
DPS-licensed — ask for the number
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What people ask before they call

How fast can you actually get here?

As fast as 15 minutes in the core of the metroplex, and 35 to 60 on the outer ring. You are told which applies to your street before anyone is dispatched, not after.

Do you have a shop I can visit?

No, and that is deliberate. We are a mobile service — the van comes to you, anywhere in the 60 cities we cover. There is one office in Dallas, and it is not somewhere a customer needs to go.

Why do you publish prices when nobody else does?

Because this trade is defined by the $19 lockout that becomes $300 at the door. The only way to compete with a number that was never real is to print one that is.

Are you licensed?

Yes, including the Texas DPS Class B security contractor licence that access control, cameras and gates require. Ask for the number when you call, and ask anyone else quoting you the same job.

Do you sell safes?

No. We open them, change combinations, move them and repair their locks. If you want to buy one, we will happily tell you what to look for and where.

A residential front door at night lit by a work light, with a tool roll open on the step