Home locksmith services we provide
Your front door, garage entry and patio slider see daily use and Arizona heat, and locks wear out. Our residential team handles the full range of home lock work in Peoria:
Getting back in
- House and apartment lockouts
- Emergency unlock service
- Broken key extraction
Keys and access
- Rekeying and master key systems
- Key cutting and copying
- Eviction lock changes for landlords
Hardware
- Lock replacement and installation
- Deadbolt and peephole installation
- Mailbox locks
- Safe installation
- Repair of damaged locks
Rekey or replace: which do you need?
If your locks work well and you simply want old keys to stop working, rekeying is the economical choice. We change the pin configuration inside the cylinder and cut new keys, and we can set several doors to one key. If a lock is worn, rusted or low quality, or you want a higher-security or smart lock, replacement is the better investment. Our article on rekeying when you move explains the decision in more detail.
Apartments, rentals and landlords
Tenants locked out of an apartment can call us directly; we will ask for proof of residence before opening the door. Landlords and property managers use us to change or rekey locks between tenants and, where an eviction has been ordered, to secure the unit afterwards.
Security advice for your home
Not sure whether your locks are up to the job? Ask for a free consultation. Our technicians can recommend deadbolts, strike plates and high-security cylinders from brands we stock, including Yale, Mul-T-Lock, Falcon, ASSA and Schlage, and explain which upgrades make the most difference for your doors.
Need a locksmith in Peoria?
Call for a quote and an honest arrival estimate, or send a callback request for planned work.
Frequently asked questions
How long does rekeying a house take?
It depends on the number of locks and their condition. A typical home with a few exterior doors is usually finished in a single visit, and the technician will give you an estimate when they see the locks.
Can you make all my doors work with one key?
In most cases, yes, as long as the locks share a compatible keyway. If they don't, we can suggest matching hardware.
Do I need to be the homeowner for a lockout?
We need reasonable proof that you live at the address, such as ID with the address or a lease. This protects you and your neighbours.