I locked my keys inside my car, so can you get me back in without damaging the lock or door?
We aim to open the car without harming the lock, seal, or paint. Using purpose-built automotive entry tools and techniques, we manipulate the internal linkage or lock cylinder through gaps or the keyway. If the cylinder is the only option, we explain the trade-offs before we proceed so you know what to expect.
My car has a push-button start and the fob won't unlock or start it. Can you still get me into the car and help with starting?
We can access the door with methods that avoid breaking trim or glass, then assess the starting problem. Some vehicles allow a keyed backup or require a diagnostic to reprogram a fob. We’ll explain whether the issue is the fob battery, the vehicle’s antenna, or the ignition system and outline practical next steps.
I snapped my key off in the door, so can you remove the broken piece and make a new key right there?
We extract broken key fragments with small extractors and picks, taking care not to score the keyway or damage the cylinder. Once removed, we can cut a replacement from the fragment, from the lock’s profile, or from the vehicle code when available, using our mobile key-cutting gear so you leave with a working key.
