ANSWERED AROUND THE CLOCK
Emergency locksmith, 24/7
Locked out of your house, your car or your business. Answered around the clock, every day of the year.
As fast as 15 minutes in the core of the metroplex, depending on the job and which technician is closest. On the outer ring it is realistically 35 to 60 — and we tell you which applies to your street before you commit to anything.
FIRST, THE HONEST PART
Before you call us, call 911 if
- A child or a pet is locked inside a vehicle
- The engine is running and the car is locked
- Someone inside needs medical help
- You believe an intruder is still on the property
Those are minutes we cannot beat, and no locksmith should pretend otherwise. Ring us second — we will still come out and secure the property afterwards.
OUT OF HOURS
What we handle at any hour
House Lockout
We open residential doors without damage in most cases, and we quote the price on the phone before…
Broken Key Extraction
We remove the broken piece and cut you a fresh key on site — usually without replacing the lock at all.
Business Lockout
Commercial doors opened by licensed technicians, with proof of authority required — because the alternative…
Emergency Rekey & Offboarding
Same-day rekeying after a termination, a break-in or a lost master — with a written record of exactly which…
Car Key Replacement
We cut and program a new key at your vehicle, including lost-all-keys situations, for most makes and models —…
Car Lockout
We open vehicles without damage using proper automotive tools, and quote the price before dispatch rather…
WHAT IT COSTS AT 3AM
The call-out changes. The job prices do not.
The after-hours service call is $49 rather than $19, between 8pm and 7am, at weekends and on holidays. It is credited against the work. The job prices themselves do not change at night — see the full price list.
You are told the figure on the phone, before dispatch. A quote that only appears once the technician is standing at your door is the oldest trick in this trade.
WHILE YOU WAIT
Four things worth doing in the meantime
- Have photo ID ready, and anything showing the address or vehicle is yours. We check — and any locksmith who does not would open your door for the next person too.
- If you are outside at night, wait somewhere lit and public if you can.
- Do not force a window. The glass costs more than the opening.
- Do not let anyone who was not dispatched by us start work. Ask for the technician's name and the vehicle before you agree to anything.
On the doorstep right now?
Call. A technician is dispatched while we are still talking, and you get the price and a real arrival time for your street.