LakewoodLos Angeles County
5150 Candlewood St, Suite 17B
Lakewood, CA 90712
Mon–Sun: Open 24 hours

Hawaiian Gardens is the smallest city in Los Angeles County by area, and our shop is in Lakewood, one of the cities it borders. That makes us a close Hawaiian Gardens locksmith for lockouts, rekeys, new locks and car keys, with calls answered 24/7.
Our services
Call and describe the job: a lock that won't turn, keys gone, a car shut with the fob inside. Nothing gets drilled, cut or swapped until the tech has explained the work and you've agreed to the price.
Open 24/7 Locked out, key snapped or door forced? Calls are answered around the clock, and the tech arrives ready for the situation you describe.
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Car and trunk lockouts opened without broken glass, plus worn ignitions and door locks that won't take the key.
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New transponder keys, remote fobs and smart keys cut and programmed so the immobilizer recognizes them.
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Every lock on the house, from the front deadbolt to the side gate, repaired, upgraded or keyed to one plan.
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Moved in or lost a key? Fresh pins in the cylinders you already own retire every old key.
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Master key systems, panic bars, mortise locks and staff-change rekeys for offices, shops and multi-unit buildings.
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Mention an offer when you call. One offer per visit.
Residential and vehicle lockouts
Same visit, same property
Cut and programmed keys
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Sample offers pending owner approval. Offers can't be combined. Ask the locksmith for details.
Hawaiian Gardens calls
Give us the address, or the nearest corner on Carson Street, Norwalk Boulevard or Pioneer Boulevard, the city's three main roads, and tell us what's locked. A technician comes over from Lakewood.
Home lockouts need photo ID and proof you live there; car lockouts need ID and the registration. Renters can use a lease. The tech checks before opening anything, every time.
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Close to home
Hawaiian Gardens shares borders with Lakewood and Long Beach on the county side and with Cypress across the Orange County line. Our only shop is in Lakewood, which puts this among the closest cities we serve.
How a visit works
Say what's locked or lost, the address, and anything you know about the lock or key: car year and model, deadbolt brand, number of doors. That decides which tools and blanks come with the locksmith.
On arrival the locksmith checks ID and proof that you live there or own the vehicle, looks at the lock, and confirms the work and the price with you. Nothing starts until you agree.
The door is opened, the lock rekeyed or replaced, or the key cut and programmed. Every key is tried in its lock, and every fob is tested on the car, before the locksmith leaves.
Locks for Hawaiian Gardens
Moving in? If you own the place, have every exterior cylinder rekeyed so leftover keys stop working. If you rent, ask your landlord first; many leases require approval before locks are touched.
Hardware that's broken, forced or simply worn out gets replaced. The tech can also add a deadbolt to a door that only has a knob lock, or put in a keypad or smart lock so nobody in the house needs to carry a key.
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Keys · Cylinders · Strikes
Small habits help locks last: turn the key fully instead of yanking the door, don't hang a heavy key ring from the cylinder or the ignition, and replace a cracked key before it snaps inside the lock.
If a key does break off in a lock, leave it alone. Pushing it further in with another key makes extraction harder. Call, and the tech can pull out the broken piece and cut you a new key.

Hawaiian Gardens & neighbors
Lakewood and Long Beach border Hawaiian Gardens on the Los Angeles County side, and both are in our service area, along with nearby Cerritos.
8 listed service areas. marks a shop location. Call to confirm availability for your address.
No match. We may still cover you, call (562) 534-1992 to check.
5150 Candlewood St, Suite 17B
Lakewood, CA 90712
Mon–Sun: Open 24 hours
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FAQs
Not sure what you need? Call and describe it; the locksmith will tell you.
Yes. You'll find us in Suite 17B at 5150 Candlewood St in Lakewood, and Lakewood is one of the cities that borders Hawaiian Gardens. It's our only location, and it's where technicians head out from for calls anywhere in the city.
Yes. Car lockouts happen in big parking lots like the one at the Gardens Casino, and anywhere along Carson Street, Norwalk Boulevard or Pioneer Boulevard. Call with the car's year, make and model and where it's parked, and keep your ID handy; the tech confirms ownership with the registration before unlocking the door.
Yes, on the Hawaiian Gardens side. The city borders Cypress, which is in Orange County, and every street inside Hawaiian Gardens is in our service area. Cypress itself isn't one of our listed cities, so if you're across the line, call and ask before booking.
Check your lease first. Many leases require the landlord's permission before locks are changed or rekeyed, and the landlord may want a copy of the new key. With that approval, or if the landlord calls us, the tech can rekey the cylinders or replace the hardware. Tenant lockouts are handled with ID and a copy of the lease.
Standard house keys can usually be copied from a working original. Car keys with a transponder chip and remote fobs need cutting and programming to the vehicle, which falls under car key replacement. Describe the key when you call so the tech brings the right blanks.
In most cases, yes. Smart deadbolts are designed for the standard holes found in residential doors, so the job is normally a swap rather than fresh drilling. The tech checks the door edge and frame, installs the lock, lines up the strike and runs it through several lock and unlock cycles before leaving.
Call (562) 534-1992. A locksmith answers 24 hours a day.