Emergencies we handle
Homes
- House and apartment lockouts
- Lost or stolen keys
- Keys broken in the lock
- Urgent lock replacement
- Lock repair after a break-in
Vehicles
- Car lockouts
- Trunk opening
- Keys made on site
- Broken key extraction
- Ignition problems
Businesses
- Office and shop lockouts
- Safe and file cabinet opening
- Locks that fail at closing time
- Overnight lock installation
Safety first
If anyone is in danger, call 911 before calling a locksmith. That includes a child or a pet locked in a car on a warm day. After a break-in, contact the police and let them finish before we repair or replace damaged locks.
What happens when you call
We ask where you are, what kind of lock or vehicle is involved and whether anything is damaged. You get a quote and an honest idea of when a technician can arrive. On site, expect to show ID and proof that you live at the address or own the vehicle. Then the technician opens or repairs the lock, using non-destructive methods wherever possible.
After the emergency
If keys were lost or stolen, rekeying makes the missing keys useless. If a lock was forced, replacing it with a stronger model is often worth considering. Read what emergency locksmiths do for more detail.
Areas we serve
We cover Peoria, AZ from our 85345 dispatch location, including:
Frequently asked questions
Are you really open at night?
Our hours are all day, every day. Call 623-850-5369 at any time to check when a technician can reach you.
Do you charge more after hours?
Ask when you call. You will get the price for your job before any work begins.
Can you open my door without damaging it?
In most cases, yes. Technicians use non-destructive entry methods first and only drill a lock when nothing else will work, after telling you.
Should I call the police after a break-in first?
Yes. Report the break-in, then call us to repair or replace damaged locks.
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