Mobile Locksmith in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Condo towers, canal homes and cars — open 24/7, with the total quoted before we drive.
- Licensed & insured
- 6-month workmanship warranty
- About 20 min to you
Built around how Fort Lauderdale lives
Fort Lauderdale Mobile Locksmith is a locksmith based in Fort Lauderdale that drives to condo towers, canal-side homes and parked cars around the clock — with the full total quoted on the call. Lockouts start at $110 for a home or condo and $99 for a car, and night calls cost exactly what day calls cost.
- Based in Fort Lauderdale
- Total quoted before we drive
- No night or weekend fee
- Condo-building savvy
- English and Spanish on the phone
- Opened 2026
About half of the homes in this city are in large buildings and high-rises, and roughly 42% of houses were built between 1940 and 1969 (NeighborhoodScout). So most of our calls fall into four groups: towers with their own building rules, mid-century houses with tired hardware, short-term rentals that change guests every few days, and visitors' cars near the beach, the port and FLL.
Homes and condos
House & condo lockout
Damage-free entry is the plan; drilling needs your OK first.
from $110Condo & high-rise locksmith
Unit locks, mailbox locks, and the paperwork building managers ask for.
Rekey
Old keys stop working, your locks stay.
from $110Lock change
Including stainless hardware that stands up to salt air.
from $155Impact-door locks
Hardware that matches the door's hurricane approval.
Sliding-door locks
Balcony and patio sliders that stopped latching.
from $110Rentals, cars, business
Vacation-rental hosts
Keypads, code changes between guests, backup keys.
from $175Car lockout
Beach garages, the port, rental cars from FLL.
from $99Car keys & fobs
Cut and programmed where the car is parked.
from $175Commercial
Offices, shops and downtown suites; rekeys, master keys, panic bars.
Safe opening
Lost code, dead keypad or missing key. Price on the phone.
How a call goes
One locksmith who knows how each one works.
Front desks, association keys, salt air, guest codes.
Where Fort Lauderdale calls come from
Our map of this city is the one people actually drive. Give us one of these and we know where to park:
- Las Olas Boulevard, Andrews Avenue to A1A and the sand (Wikipedia). Downtown, FAU and Broward College share the Higher Education Complex at 111 East Las Olas (FAU); at the beach end, the roughly 650-space garage beside Oceanside Park (FIU Caplin News).
- Shows and games: the Broward Center for the Performing Arts on the New River (Wikipedia) and War Memorial Auditorium in Holiday Park (FTL War Memorial).
- Shopping: the Galleria at 2414 East Sunrise Boulevard (Wikipedia) and Coral Ridge Mall at 3200 North Federal Highway (MallsCenters).
- Hospitals that never close: Broward Health Medical Center, a 716-bed Level I trauma hospital at 1600 South Andrews Avenue (Broward Health); Holy Cross, 557 beds at 4725 North Federal Highway, open 24 hours (Holy Cross); and Broward Health Imperial Point at 6401 North Federal, whose emergency department runs around the clock (Broward Health).
- Trains and planes: the Brightline station at 101 NW 2nd Avenue, whose garage is open 24 hours (Brightline), and the city-owned Executive Airport at 6000 NW 21st Avenue (FXE).
- I-95 exits into the city: Davie Boulevard (26), Broward Boulevard (27), Sunrise Boulevard (29) and Cypress Creek Road (33) (FDOT).
Keys locked in a car at any of those spots is exactly the call this business is set up for.
Prices at a glance
| Job | From | Usual total |
|---|---|---|
| Home or condo lockout | $110 | $110–175 |
| Car lockout | $99 | $99–164 |
| Rekey, first lock (trip included) | $110 | — |
| Rekey, each additional lock | $50 | $50–65 |
| Whole-home rekey, 4 locks | $260 | — |
| Car key or fob | $175 | $175–375 |
Every price is the same at 3 a.m. Full price list →
No night fee. No weekend fee.
And no "$29 service call" that grows at your door.
Neighborhoods
ZIP codes in Fort Lauderdale: 33301, 33304, 33305, 33306, 33308, 33309, 33311, 33312, 33315 and 33316. Census ZIP boundaries don't follow the city line, so a few of these spill over into the towns next door — our work stays on the Fort Lauderdale side of that line.
We cover all of Fort Lauderdale, including Victoria Park, Las Olas & Las Olas Isles, Galt Mile, Rio Vista, Coral Ridge, Colee Hammock, Sailboat Bend, Flagler Village, Harbor Beach, Imperial Point and Downtown.
The city's own list counts 87 neighborhood groups, 59 of them officially recognized for 2026 (City of Fort Lauderdale) — so you may know your street as Tarpon River, Croissant Park, Edgewood, Poinsettia Heights, Riverland, Harbordale, Middle River Terrace, Dorsey-Riverbend, Progresso Village, Lauderdale Harbours, Central Beach or Palm-Aire Village. Same city, same price list.
Where the city line runs: a "Fort Lauderdale" mailing address doesn't always mean the City of Fort Lauderdale. Port Everglades, for one, spreads across Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania Beach and unincorporated county land (Port Everglades). Give us the street and we'll tell you on the call whether it's inside.
Gated streets: Bay Colony, west of the Intracoastal, has a guarded gate (Premier Estate Properties), and so does Sunrise Key, the peninsula just south of Sunrise Boulevard (D'Angelo Realty). Ask the guard how you add a visitor and give them our business name and the technician's — whatever the gate's own process is, we follow it.
From the call to the knock is roughly 20 minutes on any Fort Lauderdale street, and the exact time is confirmed on your call. The technician lives and works here, so a 2 a.m. call on the Galt Mile and a noon call in Sailboat Bend start from the same city.
Guides written for this city
The technician
Eddie F. is our lead technician and takes most Fort Lauderdale calls himself: 21 years in the trade, in English or Spanish, showing his photo ID and handing you his card at the door. In his words: "In a tower I start with the front desk, not the drill. Most lockouts there end without a single scratch." The business opened here in 2026. About us →
The total was agreed before we started.
One Fort Lauderdale technician, by name.
Common questions from Fort Lauderdale callers
Can you get into my building if the front desk is closed?
Usually, if you can let us in or the concierge knows we're coming. Tell us the building's entry setup on the call and we'll plan around it.
Do you charge more after midnight or on weekends?
No. The price list is the same 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Will you damage my door?
Not in most lockouts — picking and bypass come first. Drilling happens only with your OK, after you hear why and what it adds.
Can you help with a rental car from FLL?
Yes — bring the agreement and your ID. It's worth calling the rental company's roadside line too; some insist on it.
Is rekeying enough after buying a condo?
For the unit door, usually yes. Ask the association about the mailbox and building keys, which they usually control.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes — ask for Spanish on the call, or see our Spanish pages.
Need to get in now?
You'll hear the total before anyone drives.
Not an emergency? Send the details and we'll text a price.