Locked out? Key snapped? — Orlando, Florida

Locksmith in Orlando, FL — we come to you

One call: describe the job, hear a fixed price, and the van comes to you — home, work or the roadside — with everything needed to finish on the spot.

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The phone is answered by a locksmith, not a call center · Open Mon–Sun · 24 hours

We come to you — home, work or roadside
Fixed price before any work starts
Car keys cut & programmed on the spot

Black service van of a mobile locksmith crew by a brick building — Mobile service · Orlando & Central Florida

What we do

Locksmith services in Orlando, FL

Core services, one mobile van. Each block below links to the full page with the price details and before-you-call answers.

Home lockout in Orlando — the lock gets picked before it gets drilled

A home lockout in Orlando is one visit: the van comes to your door and picking or bypass opens the lock first — drilling only when there is genuinely no other way.

That holds from the bungalows of College Park to the ranch grids of Azalea Park and the condos around Lake Eola. The price is agreed on the phone before the trip starts.

Deadbolts, knobs, smart deadbolts and sliders
Older-era doors opened with their frames respected
Rekey or replacement in the same visit if the lock took damage

Lock rekey in Orlando — every old key dead by the end of one visit

Rekeying makes every key that ever opened the door stop working: the cylinder stays on the door, only the pins inside change.

It is the standard move after closing, after a tenant leaves, or after a key you don’t trust — and the bungalow-era cylinders of College Park rekey just as willingly as builder hardware anywhere else. For duplexes and small multifamily, a master plan keeps one key over every door.

$35–$60 per lock, plus keys and hardware if needed
One key across deadbolt and knob where the hardware allows
Master and sub-master plans mapped before any cylinder changes

Car keys & fobs in Orlando — cut and programmed where the car sits

Chip keys, remotes and proximity fobs are cut and programmed on the spot — your driveway in Conway, a garage downtown, a commuter lot by the airport — with no tow and no dealer queue.

The van carries the cutting machines and programmers, so a dead key at any Orlando lot stops being a lost afternoon; all-keys-lost jobs are handled on site and quoted honestly before work starts.

Transponder and proximity keys for most makes and years
Car lockouts opened without damage ($60–$150)
Broken keys extracted from doors and ignitions

Lock repair in Orlando — the cause gets fixed, not just the symptom

Most “broken locks” around Orlando are repair jobs: a worn tailpiece, a seized bolt, or a door that swelled with the Florida summer and now fights its strike plate.

Diagnosis comes first and replacement is quoted separately, only when hardware is genuinely past saving. The older streets of College Park and the postwar blocks of the east side are usually worth fixing, not replacing.

Diagnosis and quote before any parts are touched
Strike plates realigned so the bolt stops fighting the frame
$60–$150 for the work; replacement hardware priced separately

Smart lock installation in Orlando — tested working before the van leaves

A smart lock install includes the door-fit check, the pairing to your phone, and every code tested with you standing there — not a “mostly works” setup.

Keypad and app-controlled deadbolts suit the rentals around Lake Eola and the new tracts alike: your phone stays the master, and guest or cleaner codes stay in their own lanes. Mechanical locks that remain get rekeyed to match.

Door-fit check before anything is drilled
9V contact or physical key override verified on every install
$130–$250 per install; the hardware itself is priced separately

Commercial locksmith in Orlando — from downtown storefronts to the plazas

Commercial work across Orlando runs from the glass storefronts downtown and in Mills 50 to panic bars and master key plans for the plazas and office suites.

Every job is quoted per door count before the van rolls and scheduled around your hours — before open or after close. A latch that won’t latch on a visible street is treated as the safety problem it is.

Panic bars and exit hardware — latch failures prioritized
Master key plans for suites and small plazas
From $120, quoted per job

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The process

Three steps, and the price never moves

The call

Describe the door, the lock or the car. If it’s not something we can do honestly, you hear that on the phone — before the van moves.

The number

You get the price first. Nothing starts, nothing is removed, nothing is drilled before the figure is agreed.

The test

We open, cut or rekey — then every lock and every key is checked with you standing there before we leave.

Prices

What things usually cost in Orlando

Service	Typical range	What moves the price
Home lockout	$85–$150	Lock type, time of day
Car lockout	$60–$150	Vehicle, engine running?
Car key replacement	$90–$320	Key family, all keys lost?
Duplicate car key	$45–$290	Metal to proximity
Car key programming	$70–$280	System era, blank source
Broken key extraction	$65–$220	Door or ignition
Car lock repair	$70–$250	Cylinder or assembly
Motorcycle key	$75–$240	Chip era, keys lost?
Rekey (per lock)	$35–$60	Brand, key count
Car chip key	$95–$220	Key type, programming
Smart lock install	$130–$250	Door prep, hardware tier
Storefront / commercial	from $120	Quoted per door

Ranges are illustrative, not quotes. The final price depends on the lock, the time and the hardware — and it’s agreed before any work starts.

Service area

Where we work: Orlando & neighbors

Based in Orlando and on the road across the neighbors below. Not on the list? Call — if we can’t come, we’ll say so.

Orlando is bigger than the postcard: a downtown of towers around Lake Eola, streetcar-era grids like College Park and the Milk District, postwar ranch country east of the 408, lakefront living on the Conway chain, and master-planned growth still rising toward Lake Nona. Each part locks differently — century cylinders on the old grids, builder hardware in the new tracts, sliders and dock hardware by the water. One van carries for the whole spread, and the price is agreed on the phone before the trip starts.

This site carries our Orlando coverage in detail; the full company — coupons, booking and the complete service list for the whole metro — lives at LIMU Express Locksmith, our main site since the early days.

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FAQ

Questions we hear every week

How fast can you reach me in Orlando?

That depends on where you are and what I-4 and the 408 are doing. Downtown, College Park, Azalea Park and Conway are usually short runs; crossings at the peak hours stretch any trip. Call and you get a real ETA before you decide anything.

What does a lockout cost?

Home lockouts typically run $85–$150, car lockouts $60–$150. The lock, the hour and the work involved move the number — and you hear the figure before the trip starts, not after.

Can you make a car key with a chip in it?

Yes — for most makes and model years, including the proximity fobs on newer SUVs. Cutting and programming happen where the car sits. Have the year, make and model ready when you call.

Should I rekey or replace my locks?

Rekey when the cylinder is healthy and only the keys need to change — it costs a fraction of new hardware. Replace when a lock is worn out, damaged, or you genuinely want an upgrade. You get the honest version of that answer on the phone.

Which parts of the metro do you cover?

Orlando plus Winter Park, Maitland, College Park, Azalea Park, Conway and Eatonville as regular territory. Outside that line we say so on the phone — and for emergencies deeper in the metro, our partner emergency locksmith Orlando covers the core.

What can I pay with?

Cash, all major cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay.

Standing at a locked door right now?

The van is on the road across Orlando — a locksmith picks up, not a call center.

MON–SUN · 24 HOURS

(407) 319-8304