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Key Pairing & Replacements 

Our Customers 

  • Homeowners / Tenants – after moving in, lockouts, or lost keys

  • Drivers / Vehicle Owners – lost keys, damaged fobs, or system resets

  • Landlords / Property Managers – frequent tenant turnover

  • Businesses / Office Managers – staff changes, system upgrades

  • Short-Term Rentals (e.g., Airbnb) – rotating guest codes or fob pairing

  • Smart Home Users – managing digital keys and access codes

  • Fleet & Commercial Vehicle Owners – syncing multiple sets of keys

Traditional Keys 

  • House Keys – basic cut keys (e.g., Kwikset, Schlage, Yale)

  • Padlock Keys – for gates, lockers, or toolboxes

  • Mailbox Keys – common in apartments and condos

  • Cabinet/Drawer Keys – for office or home storage

  • Garage Door Keys – manual or switchbox lock types

  • Motorcycle Keys – cut-based, sometimes coded for ignition

Electronic/Smart Keys

  • Transponder Car Keys – chipped keys requiring pairing to ignition

  • Remote Fobs / Flip Keys – for remote unlocking and ignition

  • Smart Proximity Keys – keyless entry/push-to-start systems

  • Digital Door Lock Keys / Codes – numeric, biometric, or app-based

Locksmithing

Homes

  • Detached/Independent Homes – traditional deadbolts, smart locks, keypad locks, or high-security locks

  • Semi-Detached/Half-Link Homes – often a mix of deadbolts and modern digital locks

  • Townhouses/Row Homes – key-in-knob locks, deadbolts, sometimes smart locks at the front entrance

  • Duplexes/Triplexes – standard or high-security locks for multiple units under one roof

  • Cottages/Vacation Homes – traditional locks, padlocks, or remote smart systems

  • Mobile/Modular Homes – often simpler locking systems, padlocks, or trailer-specific locks

  • Gated Community Homes – digital locks or intercom systems at gates + deadbolts at front doors

Condos

  • Condominiums (Condos) –

    • Interior doors: deadbolts, lever locks, keypad/smart locks

    • Building entrance: fob systems, intercoms, or key card access

  • High-Rise Apartments –

    • Digital locks, card access, biometric readers, or traditional deadbolts

  • Loft Apartments –

    • Can have modern smart locks or basic knob/deadbolt combos

  • Basement Apartments –

    • Usually key locks, sometimes padlocks or entry-level smart locks

  • Bachelor/Studio Apartments –

    • Deadbolts, key-in-knob locks, or low-cost keypad systems

  • Student Housing Apartments –

    • Often equipped with key cards, keypad locks, or fobs

  • Short-Term Rental Units (e.g., Airbnb) –

    • Frequently use smart locks or code-based entry for guest convenience

Businesses 

  • Retail Stores –

    • Mortise locks, high-security cylinders, keypad locks, or storefront lock bars

  • Restaurants & Cafés –

    • Panic bars, lever locks, keypad access, and sometimes smart systems for deliveries

  • Office Buildings & Suites –

    • Access control systems, biometric locks, key card readers, master key systems

Any questions feel free to contact us at
437-669-2579

Email: homeservices.locksmithing@gmail.com

Automobile key fob open/pairing

Personal cars / commercial

  • Sedans / Compact Cars – common key or key fob systems

  • SUVs / Crossovers – often smart fobs or remote start systems

  • Pickup Trucks – key ignition or push-to-start, depending on make/model

  • Minivans / Family Vans – sliding door remotes, rear hatch access

  • Motorcycles / Scooters – traditional key ignitions or immobilizer chips

  • Luxury Vehicles (e.g., BMW, Mercedes, Audi) – high-security key fobs, smart pairing, encrypted systems

  • Electric Vehicles (EVs) (e.g., Tesla, Rivian) – digital keys, phone access, key cards

  • Classic / Vintage Cars – traditional key systems, some may require custom key crafting

  • Commercial Vans & Fleet Vehicles – standard or master key systems

  • Trucks / Heavy-Duty Vehicles – commercial-grade keys, coded systems

  • Recreational Vehicles (RVs) / Trailers – combination of traditional keys and padlocks

Mechanical keys (no electronic)

  • Traditional Metal Ignition Keys – cut keys without chips

  • Valet Keys – restricted-use physical keys

  • Trunk Keys – for older car models with separate trunk locks

  • Door-Only Keys – sometimes separate from ignition keys in older cars

  • Glove Box / Storage Compartment Keys – usually standard pin tumbler locks

  • Gas Cap Keys – older models or aftermarket gas caps with lock

  • Spare Key Cutting – duplication of basic keys

Tech key systems that require syncing or reprogramming

  • Transponder Keys – chipped keys that require pairing with car's immobilizer system

  • Remote Key Fobs – unlock/start the car remotely; often combined with physical key

  • Flip Keys – a combo of mechanical key and fob

  • Smart Keys / Proximity Keys – push-to-start or keyless entry systems

  • Key Cards / Digital Keys – used in modern or luxury vehicles (e.g., Tesla)

  • Remote Start Systems – controlled via fob or smartphone; may require advanced pairing

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