One more working key can make everyday life simpler. Call or visit the Lake Park shop to discuss your key.
A spare before you need it
Bring the best working copy you have when asking about a duplicate. A badly worn or bent key can pass its problems on to a new copy, so tell us if it already sticks or needs to be jiggled. For a lock that no longer has a key, describe the hardware before bringing it in.
Not all keys follow the same process
House keys, commercial keys, restricted systems, and vehicle keys can require different blanks, equipment, or authorization. Some keys cannot be copied from a photo or from a damaged sample. Calling first helps you find out what to bring and whether the job can be handled during a shop visit.
Useful details to share
- The type of lock or vehicle the key operates.
- Whether any working key remains.
- Whether you need a duplicate, a replacement for a lost key, or programming.
- Any markings on the key or lock, without sharing sensitive key codes publicly.
Ask us to confirm the options, current shop hours, and an estimate before you make the trip.