We serve Milwaukee and the nearby suburbs shown below. Pick your community for what to tell us before we come out.
Don't see your town? Ask. Sometimes we can help, and sometimes a closer locksmith makes more sense.
Milwaukee has a mix of older duplexes and newer builds, so tell us the door age and lock brand when you call.
If you're locked out of a Wauwatosa business, let us know if the door uses a keypad, mag lock, or a standard cylinder.
West Allis homes range from prewar bungalows to newer builds, so mention whether your door is wood, metal, or has a storm door attached.
Before a smart lock swap in Greenfield, measure your door's backset and borehole size if you can.
Renters in Cudahy should check with their landlord before authorizing a rekey.
If you can, text a photo of your lock or key before we come out to St. Francis.
If you live in a Shorewood apartment or condo, check with your building manager before we rekey a shared entry.
Older homes in Whitefish Bay sometimes still have original mortise locks.
Commercial doors in Glendale sometimes use a panic bar or an electronic strike instead of a standard lock.
If you're locked out of a garage or shed in Mequon, check the padlock brand and shackle size before you call.
Older deadbolts in Brown Deer sometimes stick from years of paint buildup rather than a broken part.
If you need a safe opened in Bayside, have the make and model ready, along with whether it uses a dial or a keypad.
