Car lockouts, anywhere in the county
Parking lots, driveways, trailheads, and roadsides. Tell us where you are and whether you feel safe. If you are stranded somewhere exposed or on your own, say so and we move you up the queue.
A lockout is not a scheduled event, so emergency calls go to the front of the queue ahead of booked work. We are open Monday to Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and inside those hours you reach the person who will actually show up, not a national dispatch center that auctions your job to whichever van is cheapest to them.

Each of these is a job we do routinely, not a keyword list. If what you need is not here, call and ask. The answer is usually yes, and if it is not, we will tell you who to call instead.
385-436-0353Parking lots, driveways, trailheads, and roadsides. Tell us where you are and whether you feel safe. If you are stranded somewhere exposed or on your own, say so and we move you up the queue.
Locked out with no spare. We open non-destructively in most cases and can cut you a spare on the spot so it does not happen twice.
A door that will not lock, a broken key in a storefront cylinder, or a break-in that left an opening. We secure the building first and schedule the proper repair after.
Damaged frames, sprung strikes, and destroyed cylinders after a forced entry. We get you locked and secure on the first visit, then return to do the permanent repair correctly.
Lost keyring, stolen purse, hostile move-out, or a break-in. Any of those means unknown people hold a working key to your space. A rekey ends that.
Mobile service across Weber County. Choose your city for the specific issues we run into locally.
Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. We are closed Sunday. Those are real hours with a real person on the phone, which is worth asking any locksmith directly: plenty of listings advertise 24/7 and the overnight number goes to voicemail or to a subcontractor you have never heard of.
Call or text anyway and leave the details. Messages left overnight are picked up first thing and you go to the front of the queue at 8 a.m. If you cannot wait, your roadside assistance or insurance provider can usually dispatch overnight, and for anything involving a person or a pet shut inside, call 911 rather than waiting on any locksmith.
Yes, whenever the details allow. Tell us the vehicle or the door and we work out the number on the phone, before a van is dispatched. The price at the curb is the price you agreed to.
Call 911 first. Always. Fire and police carry entry tools, are usually closer than any locksmith, and a hot car becomes dangerous in minutes. Call us second, but do not wait on us.
An after-close or holiday call can carry a higher rate, and we tell you the number before we dispatch. What we will not do is quote you a low price on the phone and then rewrite the bill at your car door. That practice is the reason locksmiths have a reputation problem, and it is the practice this business was built to avoid.
Car lockouts, lost car keys made on site, key fob and transponder programming, ignition repair.
02House lockouts, whole-home rekeys, deadbolt upgrades, smart lock installation, broken key extraction.
03Master key systems, commercial rekeys, panic bars, door closers, access control, restricted keyways.
One call, a real quote before we dispatch, and a tech who shows up with the parts already on the van. No call centers, no surprise number at the curb.