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

Our only shop sits at 5150 Candlewood St, Suite 17B, so Lakewood is the city we know most closely. We handle lockouts, rekeys, new deadbolts and car keys on the tract streets between the 605 and Lakewood Boulevard, and around Lakewood Center.
Our services
First the lock or key gets a proper look; then you hear what's wrong and what the fix costs, and you say yes before anything is taken apart. Most Lakewood calls are a <a href="/lock-rekey/">rekey</a>, a <a href="/residential-locksmith/">house lockout</a> or a <a href="/car-key-replacement/">lost car key</a>.
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.
Lakewood locksmith, 24/7
Lost the only car key, shut yourself out, or just bought a house and have no idea who else holds a key? Call the shop. Openings, rekeys, lock replacements, new deadbolts, smart locks, car keys and business hardware are all handled from here. Expect an ID check, plus something showing the address or car is yours, before any door gets opened.
Lakewood was built fast: developers put up about 17,500 houses in less than three years after construction began in 1949, and the city says 85 percent of its housing units are single-family detached homes. Many of those houses have changed owners several times since, which is why rekeying after a move is one of the most common jobs we do here.
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Why Lakewood calls us
The shop is on Candlewood St, Suite 17B, here in Lakewood. Planning a visit? Ring (562) 534-1992 before you drive over; the techs are often out on jobs and we want someone there to meet you.
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.
Lakewood door hardware
If the hardware still works, a <a href="/lock-rekey/">rekey</a> is usually enough: new pins in the cylinder, new keys, and every old key stops working. When a lock is worn out, sticks or no longer latches, we <a href="/lock-change/">replace it</a> and can key the front door, back door and side-yard gate to one key.
For a stronger front entry we <a href="/lock-installation/">install deadbolts and smart locks</a>, including keypad models that let you skip handing out spare keys to family or a dog walker. On older doors the tech checks the door edge and strike before drilling, so the new bolt throws fully.
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Keys · Cylinders · Strikes
Small faults turn into lockouts: a cylinder that needs wiggling before it turns, a bolt that only slides home when you lean on the door, strike screws too short to reach the framing. Each one is an easy repair while the lock still opens.
Ask the tech to look at your exterior doors while they're out. They check that each bolt fully engages, tighten loose hardware, and tell you which locks are fine and which are close to the end.

Lakewood & nearby
Lakewood is where the shop is, and it borders Long Beach, Bellflower, Cerritos and Hawaiian Gardens. The other Southeast LA cities below are on our list too.
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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.
You'll find the shop at 5150 Candlewood St (Suite 17B) in Lakewood, CA 90712. It's our only location, and it's where calls for the whole service area are handled. Please call (562) 534-1992 before coming by. The techs spend much of the day on jobs around Lakewood and nearby cities, and a quick call makes sure someone is there when you arrive.
Yes, in most cases. Lakewood's homes went up in the early 1950s, and many have passed through several owners, contractors and tenants since. You can't know how many keys are still out there. A <a href="/lock-rekey/">rekey</a> changes the pins inside your existing locks so old keys stop working, and it costs less than replacing the hardware. While there, the locksmith can key all your exterior doors alike.
Usually, yes, as long as the locks share a compatible keyway. Many Lakewood houses have a front entry, a back or kitchen door, a side gate and sometimes a door into the garage. The tech checks each cylinder, rekeys the ones that match, and tells you which lock would need to be <a href="/lock-change/">replaced</a> to join the set.
Call (562) 534-1992 and tell us which side of the mall you're parked on, plus the car's make, model and year. Calls are answered 24/7. A <a href="/car-locksmith/">car locksmith</a> opens the door without damage, and before doing it the tech asks for ID and proof you own the vehicle, such as the registration in the glovebox once it's open.
Yes, on every opening. Show a photo ID along with a utility bill, lease, registration, or a neighbor who knows you, so the locksmith can match you to the address or car. If those documents are inside, the door is opened first and the check happens right after, before the locksmith leaves.
Most of the time. Many smart locks fit a standard deadbolt bore, so the tech checks the hole size, backset and door thickness first. If the door was drilled for an old lockset or has worn wood around the strike, it may need a reinforcement plate. See <a href="/lock-installation/">deadbolt and smart lock installation</a> for what the visit covers.
Call (562) 534-1992. A locksmith answers 24 hours a day.