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Residential locksmith

Residential locksmith
in Dallas–Fort Worth

21 years in the trade opening homes. We come to your door and explain what it needs before touching it — nothing gets broken.

A walk through your home

Every entry has its own lock and its own risk. This is the order we check them in.

A technician's hand adjusting the strike plate of a white door with a screwdriver, with the steel knob in front

01 · Entry

The door you use every day

Damage-free entry if you're locked out, and a commercial-grade deadbolt with frame reinforcement if the door gives to a push. It ends up closing with one finger, not a shoulder.

Lockout · New deadbolt · Frame reinforcement

Exploded view of a lock cylinder with its brass and steel pins visible, on a white background

02 · Interior

Who else has a copy

You moved in, a lease ended, or someone left with a key. We rekey the locks you already have and the old keys stop working — it costs less than replacing them and the result is the same.

Rekey · One key for every lock

Dark bronze numeric keypad lock installed on a light wood door

03 · Keyless

Smart locks you'll actually use

Keypad, fingerprint or app. We install it, set up each family member's code and teach you to change them before we leave. If the battery ever dies, the physical key still gets you in.

Installation · Setup · Key backup

Sliding door hook lock with its metal plate and a set of five keys, on a white background

04 · Back and outside

The ones nobody wants to deal with

Patio sliding door, windows, gate, mailbox and the garden shed. These are the cheap locks intruders go through — and the ones that stick worst in Texas heat.

Sliding doors · Mailbox · Gate

Before you pay

Rekey or new lock?

Almost nobody needs to replace every lock. Here's the difference, plainly.

The most common

Rekeying

The pins inside your existing lock are reset. Every old key stops working.

When it makes sense
The lock works fine
Typical time
20–40 min
Relative cost
The lowest

When it's due

New lock

The full assembly is replaced: cylinder, deadbolt and sometimes the strike. It raises the door's security grade.

When it makes sense
It's worn or was forced
Typical time
45–90 min
Relative cost
Higher, with hardware
Send a photo of your lock

We tell you which of the two you need before booking the visit.

What neighbors ask

Another question? Ask in the chat →
Do you ask for ID?
Yes. To open a home we ask for ID or a document linking you to the address. That's your own protection.
Do you work nights?
Yes, 24 hours. Night hours have a different rate, and you see it in the chat before accepting.
I'm a renter — can you rekey it?
Yes, with the owner's or property manager's authorization. We can leave you a sealed copy to hand over.
One key for the whole house?
Yes, if the locks are compatible. We leave entry, patio and garage on the same key and confirm it when we inspect them.

Get back into your home

Describe it in your language in the chat: the reply comes back translated, with the price, before the technician heads out.