Services

Locksmith Services in Orlando, FL

Each service here travels to you — house, workplace, or curbside, anywhere across Greater Orlando. The page for each one covers how the job is done, what it runs, and the signs you actually need it.

Home & Office Lockouts

Emergency Lockout Service

Standing outside your own front door is a bad start to a day, but a house or office lockout is bread-and-butter work for a locksmith — most are solved…

Typically $75–$150 for a standard residential lockout* See details →
Vehicle Lockouts

Car Lockout Service

It always happens in the least convenient spot — a grocery store lot, an airport garage, your own driveway with the engine still running. A vehicle lo…

Typically $60–$150 for a standard vehicle lockout* See details →
Car Keys & Fobs

Car Key Replacement & Fob Programming

Every car key made this century has two halves: the metal that turns the lock and the chip that convinces the car to run. Replacing one means deliveri…

Typically $80–$500+ depending on key type* See details →
Lock Change

Lock Change & Installation

Changing a lock means the whole unit comes off the door and a new one goes on — cylinder, bolt, trim, the lot. It is the answer when hardware has reac…

Typically $30–$100 per lock plus hardware* See details →
Rekey

Lock Rekey Service

Rekeying is the budget route to key control. Instead of new hardware, each cylinder is opened, the pin stack is rearranged, and the lock is handed a n…

Typically $20–$50 per cylinder plus a trip charge* See details →
Broken Key

Broken Key Extraction

Half a key in your hand and half in the lock is a moment that rewards patience. The broken piece sits in the keyway lined up with the pins, and every …

Typically $50–$150 depending on lock type* See details →
Unsure what your situation calls for? Describe it to (407) 555-0134 — if it turns out to be a five-minute rekey rather than a full lock change, that is exactly what you will hear, along with a price range before anything is booked.

Tell us the symptom — get the range

One phone call sorts it: what the fix probably looks like, what it should cost, and the next open window to get a van to you.