Mobile locksmith / San Fernando Valley

Locksmith in Burbank, CA

GoKey is a mobile locksmith across Burbank, from the tidy neighborhoods off Magnolia to the media offices near the studios. Lockouts, rekeys, new locks and car keys, at your door and without damage.

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Locks and homes in Burbank

Burbank is mostly well-kept single-family homes with a strong business core near the studios and the airport, so we split time between home rekeys and new deadbolts and commercial locks for offices. We cut and program car keys on site and rekey every door to one key.

Burbank splits cleanly in three and each part wants something different. Magnolia Park and the streets around it are bungalows from the twenties to the forties, still carrying mortise and rim locks that are better made than their replacements and are usually worth rebuilding rather than binning. Downtown and the media blocks are commercial: aluminum storefronts, panic hardware, master key systems and the question of who still holds a key after a production wraps. And the Rancho district is horse property inside the city limits, with barns, tack rooms and gates that belong on a ranch rather than a residential street.

How fast

Getting to Burbank

Just under eighteen miles over the hill, so 25 to 40 minutes is the number we will quote, more when the 5 or the 134 is stacked up. Early morning storefront calls are the fastest run of the day in that direction, and afternoons are the slowest.

Neighborhoods

Where we work in Burbank

Magnolia Park, the Rancho district, Downtown Burbank, and the streets around the studios and Hollywood Burbank Airport. Not listed? Call anyway, we cover the whole area.

Questions

Burbank locksmith questions

Do you do commercial locks for Burbank offices?

Yes. We fit and repair commercial hardware and exit devices and set master key systems for offices near the studios and downtown.

Can you rekey my home the day I move in?

We can, and it is worth it. We rekey every exterior lock to a new key so previous keys stop working, usually in a single visit.

My 1930s house has the original locks. Replace or keep?

Keep, in most cases. A mortise lock from that era is heavier and better machined than what would go in the same hole today, and it can be rekeyed, cleaned and adjusted. We only recommend replacing when the case itself is cracked or the parts are no longer available, and even then we will try to match the door rather than the catalogue.

Can you set up a master key system for a Burbank office?

Yes, and it is a lot of what we do on that side of the hill. One key for the manager that opens everything, individual keys that open only what each person needs, and a written record of which key does what so the next hire or the next lost key is a phone call and not a rekey of the whole suite.

Need a locksmith in Burbank?

Text a photo of the lock and your ZIP code, day or night, and you get the price and an arrival time before we drive over.