Car Key Problems? We Come to You.

No, you don't need to tow your vehicle. In most cases, we can come to you and make new keys on-site, even if all keys are lost. We cut and program the key and get everything working without the cost or hassle of towing or long dealership wait times. We bring the equipment to your location so you can get back on the road faster without towing fees.

Yes. We regularly work on military bases in the area, including NAS Pensacola, Whiting Field, Saufley Field, Eglin AFB, and Hurlburt Field. As long as base entry requirements are met, we can come to you to cut or program keys, unlock vehicles, and handle other automotive locksmith services. Many locksmiths avoid base calls, but we're familiar with the process. Let us know which gate to use.

The time needed depends on the type of key and whether you still have a working one. Most jobs take between 10 minutes and an hour. Here is a general breakdown:

Standard metal keys:10 minutes for a copy, or around 20 minutes if all keys are lost.

Transponder or chipped keys: 15 to 20 minutes for a spare, and 20 to 45 minutes if all keys are lost.

Smart keys and push-to-start fobs: 20 to 45 minutes. When all keys are lost, some vehicles can still be done in under an hour, while others may take longer.

Certain newer vehicles, such as push-to-start Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra models, require a mandatory two-hour security wait when no working keys exist. In rare cases, other models may take longer due to additional security steps.

Once we have more details, we can provide a more accurate estimate.

Pricing depends on the vehicle and key or fob type, but we always give the cost upfront before starting. Standard metal keys are most affordable at $125-$175. Transponder and remote head keys are mid-range at $175-$250. Smart keys or push-to-start fobs cost $250-$400 due to added technology. Making a spare is cheaper than replacing all lost keys, which requires more labor and programming.