Winchester, VA Local Locksmith Services

We care about the work that we do for our customers. When we give quotes for a job, our prices stay the same; there are no hidden fees or additional charges. Unlike other locksmiths in Winchester, we answer our phone and when we agree to a time, we’ll be there. We ensure quality work and treat people how we would like to be treated, and their property as our own.

As a locksmith, we see plenty of people getting locked out of their homes. In Winchester, a recurring issue we see these days in is with smart electronic deadbolts. Many people will have them installed on their homes but forget to change the batteries and get locked out; which is where we come in.

People also experience issues with safes, car keys, indoor door knobs, and deadbolts. Handles and locks people use every day can gradually get tighter and harder to turn & can eventually snap. Rather than dealing with a crisis, it’s best to call when they first start giving you problems.

We install a lot of commercial restricted keyways in Winchester. Only professional security industry representatives can make copies of the keys, so you’ll never have to worry about re-keying, if an employee were to quit or get fired. We’ve helped companies like Loomis Armored trucks install systems for their business.

We also install smart deadbolts for AirBnb hosts. This way, they can give their tenant a code, and once the guest has vacated the property, they’re able to change that code via an app on their phone.

Yes, there are multiple ways of making a car key. We can either generate a key with various tools or like a dealer, using the VIN number via code.

Yes, there are multiple ways to bypass most locks and open a house door. Not all locks can be picked, but usually about 98% of locks can be picked using various different tools, in order to let people in.

Yes, we’re able to open the trunk of a car. Locking the keys in the trunk, however, can be a bit more involved (and potentially more expensive) than just locking them in the driver’s seat. Often, when the keys are inside the car, the trunk remote won’t work. Since most car seats don’t fold down with access to the trunk, we usually end up picking the lock to the trunk itself.