Locksmith in Spring House, PA

We start by fitting a fresh battery and checking the remote’s contacts to rule out a dead cell. If the fob still won’t talk to the car, we test the unit and can program a replacement fob or a new key at the vehicle. We ask to see your ID and the car's registration or other proof it is yours before we program a new fob or key.

We remove the broken fragment from the keyway, then cut a matching key and assess the cylinder for damage; if the cylinder is worn we repair or replace it. Until we arrive, don’t try to turn the remaining piece or poke anything into the keyway, and keep both halves of the broken key together for reference.

We inspect the lock and latch, then service the mechanism or fit a replacement lock that matches the door’s existing cutouts, avoiding new holes when possible. Tell us the symptoms you’ve noticed (sticking, looseness, a stiff key) and have the door in its normal closed position so we can check alignment and operation when we work.

If anyone who can't help themselves is inside, a child or a pet included, calling 911 comes first. We open the house door on site, typically without damaging the existing lock so you can keep using it afterward. Expect us to ask for photo ID plus a document showing you live at the house before we open the door.