Emergencies we arrange help for
- Home, apartment and car lockouts
- Office and storefront lockouts
- Keys locked in the car or trunk
- Broken key extraction
- Break-in and forced-entry repairs
- Urgent rekeys and lock changes
- Roadside ignition repair
- File cabinet and safe opening
What happens when you call
- Tell the dispatcher what's locked, where, and the make or lock type if you know it.
- You hear an approximate estimate and an arrival window based on who's available.
- The locksmith confirms the price on site before any work.
- You pay the locksmith directly and keep the receipt.
Stay safe while you wait
At night, wait somewhere lit or with a neighbor. If you see signs of a break-in, or think someone may be inside, call 911 before calling a locksmith. A child, vulnerable adult or pet locked in a car is a 911 call too.
After a break-in
Once police have been, a locksmith can secure the door, replace broken cylinders and rekey if keys were taken. Photograph the damage first for your insurer. It's also a good moment to fit a stronger deadbolt and a reinforced strike.