Car Key Replacement
$120 to $320
Depends on year, make, and key type. Quoted before we drive out.
Mobile · [arrival window] typical arrival
Car, motorcycle, or boat, anywhere from North Miami to West Palm Beach. Flat price on the phone before we drive out. No arrival surprise.
Open now. Call and we will tell you the price and the arrival time.
Tell us the vehicle and we will send the exact price. No callback loop.
“Charged me exactly what he said he would.”
What people say about a locksmith who does this properly
That should not be remarkable. In this business it is. You have probably heard about the $29 ad that turns into a $300 bill, or been quoted one number on the phone and handed another one after the job. We publish our prices, we quote before we drive out, and the number does not move.
Nobody else in South Florida publishes these. We do, because the number on the phone should be the number you pay.
| Service | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Car Key Replacement | $120 to $320 | Depends on year, make, and key type. Quoted before we drive out. |
| Key Fob Programming | $70 to $180 | Per fob. Bring your own fob and it is cheaper. |
| Ignition Repair | $180 to $450 | Repair or full cylinder replacement. Diagnosed on site. |
| Car Lockout | $79 to $129 | Flat rate quoted on the phone. No arrival surprise. |
| Motorcycle Keys | $130 to $280 | Includes chipped and transponder motorcycle keys. |
| Boat Keys | $110 to $260 | Ignition keys, cabin locks, and console locks. |
Sample ranges, for you to adjust to your real pricing. We set these from published market rates so you can see the layout working. Final price depends on year, make, model, and key type, and is always quoted before we drive out.
Mostly about whether you are about to be taken advantage of. Fair enough.
Yes, and it is a normal job rather than a special case. We originate a new key from the vehicle itself, then cut and program it where the car is parked. You do not need an original.
No. That is usually the most expensive part of the whole thing and it is avoidable. We come to the vehicle, wherever it is.
Most car keys run $120 to $320 depending on the year, make, and key type. Basic transponder keys sit at the low end, push-to-start smart fobs at the high end. We give you the exact number on the phone before we drive out.
No. The number you get on the phone is the number you pay, provided the vehicle is what you told us. We do not add a service fee, a mileage fee, or an after-hours fee on arrival. If a job turns out to be different from what was described, we stop and tell you before doing anything.
[For your review: what arrival window should we publish here? A specific range like "most jobs within 45 minutes" outperforms the word "fast" — customers reward a number they can plan around, and it is the kind of promise competitors avoid making.]
Yes. Proper automotive entry tools, no wedges bending the door frame and no broken trim.
Yes, including proximity fobs and keyless entry remotes. If you already bought a fob online, send us the listing before you buy and we will tell you honestly whether it will work with your vehicle. That is usually the cheapest route.
[For your confirmation before we publish anything here. Florida has no statewide locksmith licence, and requirements differ between Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach — so we will not put the word "licensed" on your site until you tell us which counties you are covered in and what your numbers are. Getting this wrong is your liability, not ours, which is why we leave it blank rather than guess.]
North Miami to West Palm Beach, across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. If you are near the edge of that, call and ask.
Vehicles only. That is why we are quicker and better equipped than a locksmith who also does houses, safes, and storefronts.
$120 to $320
Depends on year, make, and key type. Quoted before we drive out.
$70 to $180
Per fob. Bring your own fob and it is cheaper.
$180 to $450
Repair or full cylinder replacement. Diagnosed on site.
$79 to $129
Flat rate quoted on the phone. No arrival surprise.
$130 to $280
Includes chipped and transponder motorcycle keys.
$110 to $260
Ignition keys, cabin locks, and console locks.
The dealer is usually the other option people are weighing, so here is the honest comparison.
| Us | Dealership | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting the car there | We come to it | You tow it in |
| Wait | Usually same day | Often several days for an appointment |
| Typical cost, transponder key | $120 to $320 | $200 to $500 and up |
| Equipment | Same dealer-grade programming tools | Same tools |
| Price before you commit | On the phone | Usually after they see it |
A locksmith is generally 30 to 50 percent cheaper than a dealer on car keys, and the towing bill is often more than the difference on its own.
Tell us the year, make, and model. We give you the number on the phone. It does not change when we arrive.
Roadside, driveway, parking garage, marina. The vehicle does not move.
Most jobs finish in 20 to 40 minutes on site. You pay the number you were quoted.
Cutting a spare while you still have a working key costs a fraction of an all-keys-lost job. If you have one key for your car, your bike, or your boat, that is a bad day waiting to happen. Nobody else in South Florida bothers to tell you this, because the emergency pays better.
Your photos go here.
You standing with the van, your key-cutting and programming equipment, and two or three real jobs. Every competitor in your corridor leads with a photo of their technician beside their vehicle — it is the strongest trust signal on their page, and it is the one thing we cannot build for you.
Left empty on purpose. Stock photos of models holding keys would make this page less believable, not more.
We do not do houses, apartments, offices, or safes. No house calls. Vehicles only, which is why we are faster and better equipped on them than a locksmith who does a bit of everything.
North Miami to West Palm Beach, across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties.
Tell us the year, make, and model. We give you the number on the phone.