Locked out, missing a key, or worried about who still has one? A licensed Springguard technician drives to you anywhere in the valley and gets you back in without wrecking your door.
We call you back fast, usually within minutes
One number covers every lock and key problem in the valley, from a jammed deadbolt in Spring Valley to a lost transponder key in a Strip parking garage.
Lockouts, rekeys, deadbolts and smart locks
Master keys, panic bars and access control
Car lockouts, key fobs and ignition work
Locked out in Enterprise or Summerlin at 2am? We open standard and high security residential doors without drilling in most cases.
New house, ex roommate, or a contractor who never returned the spare. We rekey your existing hardware so old keys stop working.
Keys sitting on the driver seat at Town Square or the airport long term lot? We pop the door open without scratching paint or trim.
Lost every key? We cut and program transponder keys, remote fobs and push to start smart keys on site for most makes and models.
Upgrade a builder grade lock to a Grade 1 or Grade 2 deadbolt with a reinforced strike plate that actually resists a kick.
Summer heat and desert dust wear keys down until they snap. We pull the broken half out and cut you a fresh working key.
Give managers one key and staff another. We design and key master systems for offices, retail suites and warehouses valley wide.
Forgotten combination or a dead keypad battery? We open home and business safes and reset the combination while we are there.
Codes for cleaners, guests and family, no keys to copy. We install and set up keypad deadbolts and smart locks that fit your door.
Plenty of numbers online route to an out of state dispatch desk that sells your job to whoever answers first. That is how people end up with a stranger, a drill, and a bill three times the quote.
We work the other way. You reach a local shop on West Business Lane, you get a real price on the phone, and the tech who shows up is the one we sent.
Licensed and insured to work in Clark County. Business license [LICENSE #]. Every technician is background checked and carries photo identification on every call.
Call (702) 475-4684
Four steps, no runaround, no waiting for a quote you never get.
Give us your cross streets and what happened. If you are stuck somewhere unsafe on Sahara or the Strip, say so and we move you up the queue.
We describe the job and the cost on the phone. If the lock turns out to be different than described, we tell you before we touch it.
Our technician arrives with company identification and a van stocked to finish the job in one visit, whether that means cutting a key or swapping a cylinder.
Turn the key yourself and make sure it works smoothly. Payment happens after the job is done, and you leave with a written invoice.
Locked myself out after a late shift and called around midnight. The quote on the phone was the exact number I paid. He had the door open in about five minutes without a single scratch on it.
Lost the only key to my truck in a parking garage off Flamingo. Two other shops wanted to tow it to a dealer. Springguard cut and programmed a new key right there in the garage.
We bought a resale home and had no idea how many keys were floating around. They rekeyed six doors plus the garage entry in one afternoon and left us four matching keys.
Our shop sits on West Business Lane near the I-15 and Valley View, which puts us minutes from Chinatown, the Strip and the airport. From there we run calls out to Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas and the newer developments past the 215 Beltway.
Springguard Locksmith Service works out of a real address on West Business Lane in the 89103. When you call, you are talking to people who know the difference between a Summerlin builder grade knob and the commercial hardware on an older Downtown storefront.
Desert conditions are hard on locks. Blowing dust packs into cylinders, 110 degree afternoons swell doors out of alignment, and key fob batteries die far faster in a car that bakes in a lot all day. Most of what we fix traces back to one of those three things, so we carry the parts for them in every van.
Nobody likes calling for a price and getting a runaround. Here is the honest range for the jobs we get asked about most.
| Service | Typical Range | Time on Site |
|---|---|---|
| House lockout | $75 to $150 | 10 to 25 min |
| Car lockout | $75 to $165 | 10 to 30 min |
| Rekey per lock cylinder | $20 to $45 | 10 min each |
| Deadbolt supplied and installed | $110 to $260 | 30 to 60 min |
| Broken key extraction | $85 to $175 | 15 to 40 min |
| Transponder car key made | $160 to $350 | 30 to 60 min |
| Push to start smart key | $220 to $500 | 45 to 90 min |
| Ignition repair or replacement | $180 to $450 | 1 to 2 hrs |
| Commercial lock or panic bar | Quoted on site | Varies |
These ranges cover the work itself. Your exact number depends on the lock, the vehicle and where you are in the valley, and we give you that number on the phone before a van is dispatched. If a job turns out to be different from what you described, we stop and requote instead of adding it to the bill.
We hold one rate around the clock, so a 3am lockout in Enterprise costs what a Tuesday afternoon call does.
A basic knob costs less to open and replace than a Grade 1 commercial cylinder or a high security keyway with restricted blanks.
Older cars take a simple cut key. Newer push to start models need programming equipment and a longer session in the van.
Calls near the Strip and Chinatown are quickest. Anthem, Aliante and far northwest runs take longer to reach.
Most Las Vegas locksmith calls are reached in about 30 minutes. Central areas like Spring Valley, Paradise, Chinatown and the Strip corridor are usually faster because our shop sits on West Business Lane near the I-15. Outlying areas such as Anthem, Aliante and the far northwest take longer, and heavy Strip traffic on event nights can add time.
Yes. Springguard Locksmith Service holds a current Clark County business license and carries general liability insurance on every job. Our technicians are background checked and carry photo identification. Before letting any locksmith work on your property, ask to see identification and a license, and be cautious of anyone who arrives in an unmarked car with no paperwork.
Yes. Losing all copies is called an all keys lost situation, and it is one of the most common calls we get. We cut a new key from your vehicle identification number and program it to your car on site, including transponder keys, remote fobs and push to start smart keys for most makes. You do not need a tow to the dealership in most cases.
A standard house or car lockout in Las Vegas typically runs between $75 and $165, rekeying is usually $20 to $45 per cylinder, and a programmed car key ranges from roughly $160 to $500 depending on the chip type. The biggest cost factors are the lock grade, the vehicle year and how far the van has to travel. We quote your exact price on the phone before dispatch.
Rekeying is the cheaper and faster option and it is enough for most Las Vegas homeowners. We change the pins inside your existing hardware so every old key stops working, usually in about ten minutes per lock. Replace the lock instead when the hardware is worn, when a door was forced, or when you want to move up to a Grade 1 or Grade 2 deadbolt.
Yes. We use air wedges and long reach tools that work through the top of the door frame rather than prying on paint or glass. Slim jims and coat hangers are what cause damage to modern vehicles because side airbags and wiring sit inside the door panel. Waiting for a proper tool is almost always cheaper than repairing a door.
We do, with the correct paperwork. For an apartment lockout, a tenant needs identification showing that address or a lease. For a court ordered lockout, the landlord or property manager needs the constable order or eviction notice on hand. We check ownership or tenancy on every single call, which protects you as much as it protects us.
Have a photo ID and something linking you to the property or vehicle, such as a lease, utility bill or registration. For car keys, have the year, make, model and the vehicle identification number from the windshield. Having these on hand shaves several minutes off the visit and lets the technician start work right away.
Desert conditions are hard on hardware. Fine dust works into the cylinder and grinds the pins, summer temperatures above 110 degrees expand doors and frames until the bolt no longer lines up with the strike, and heat drains key fob batteries much faster. Having the cylinder cleaned and the strike plate realigned once a year prevents most of these failures.
Pick the closest match, add a sentence about what happened, and we will call you back with a price.
Name and phone are all we truly need. The rest just helps us load the right van.
3075 W Business Ln
Las Vegas, NV 89103
