Locksmith in Queen Village, PA

We extract the broken fragment, cut a replacement key and either repair the damaged cylinder or swap it out if it won’t hold up. Until we start, don’t try to turn the lock or push anything into the keyway. Have both halves of the snapped key ready and the door available to work on.

First we cut a new key for the vehicle and program it to match your car’s electronics, doing that work at the car itself so the key operates properly. Please tell us the car’s year, make and model before we begin. We check photo ID and the title or other paperwork showing the car is yours before we cut or program a key.

We can either rekey the existing mailbox lock or replace the lock entirely, depending on damage and what you prefer, and make a new key to match. Have the mailbox accessible and let us know whether it’s the door-mounted or post-mounted type at your house. Before we work on the mailbox lock, expect us to ask for a driver's license and a letter sent to that address.

We fit the lock to your existing door, align the deadbolt with the strike so it locks smoothly, and program the keypad together with you to set codes and features. Keep the complete lock and all its parts you bought in one box so we can use them; consider keeping a key override in the kit and we’ll make sure it’s set up.