House, car, mailbox, office or padlock. Tell us what the key opens and how many copies you need.
Before we touch the lock, you know what it will cost.
Call if you need someone right now. Otherwise send this and we will contact you back.
If it has a key, there is a good chance we can copy it. These are the ones people call us for most.
Front door, back door, deadbolt and the building entrance.
Plain metal keys, chip keys and keys with a remote. Cut and programmed at the car.
A second fob for the car, or a new one when the old one is lost or broken.
For the mailbox at your house or the boxes in your building.
Doors, desks, cabinets and keys that are part of a master key system.
Padlock keys, gate keys and security door keys.
No key to copy from? Many locks can still get a new key from the code.
The round keys used on bike locks, vending machines and some cabinets.
The key machine is in the van, so the copies are cut where you are.
A copy cut from another copy picks up its small errors and adds its own. After a couple of generations the key sticks or will not turn. A key that is badly worn has the same problem.
Keys for a mailbox that belongs to you or to the building can usually be copied like any other key. Locks that belong to the Postal Service are a different matter and are not ours to copy. Padlock keys are usually simple, as long as the key is not a restricted type.
Some keys are restricted. They belong to a protected key system and copying them needs authorization from whoever controls it. If your key is one of these, we tell you on the phone.
Show us every key at once and tell us how many of each you need. If the real goal is fewer keys rather than more copies, ask about rekeying the locks so one key opens them all.
Most house, office, mailbox, padlock and car keys. Restricted keys need authorization from whoever controls the system, and Postal Service locks are not ours to copy.
We test it in the lock before we leave whenever the lock is there.
Yes. Car keys and fobs need programming as well as cutting, and we do both at the car.
Many locks can get a new key from the code, and any lock can be rekeyed. Call and tell us what the lock is.
One number, answered around the clock, in English, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. Not urgent? Pick the time. Same day, later in the week or on the weekend, whatever works for you.
Answered day and night, every day of the year.
contact@locksmithkingkey.com
1050 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94109
California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.
