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Locked out of your house?

Take a breath. Most home lockouts are solved in minutes, and some do not need a locksmith at all.

Short answer: Check every door and window, call anyone with a spare, then call a locksmith with a real business name. Expect to show ID.

First, the free options

  • Walk around: the back door, the garage, a slider that does not latch well.
  • Call anyone with a spare key: a family member, neighbor or roommate.
  • If you rent, call your landlord or property manager. Many keep a key.
  • If a child, pet or someone who needs help is inside, or you smell gas or smoke, call 911.
A man waits on his front step beside grocery bags at dusk, checking his phone
Have your ID and proof of address ready, such as a bill or lease on your phone.

What not to do

  • Do not break a window. It costs more than a locksmith and leaves the house open.
  • Do not pry the door. A bent frame or broken jamb is a bigger repair.
  • Do not climb in through a second-story window.

When the locksmith arrives

They will ask for ID and something that ties you to the address. Most front doors can be opened without damage. Afterward is a good time to make a spare, or to ask about a keypad lock so it does not happen again.

Key-En-Lock handles home, car and business lockouts across Brevard County.

Questions people ask

What if my ID is locked inside?

Tell the locksmith when you call. Once the door is open you can show ID, and many will wait while you get it.

Can a locksmith let me into a rental?

Usually yes, with proof you live there, such as a lease. Some landlords prefer you call them first, so check your lease.

Want a straight quote?

Key-En-Lock gives you the full price before any work starts, anywhere in Brevard County.

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