Veteran-owned · Open 24/7 · Gilbert, AZ

Locksmith Of Gilbert, the 24‑hour locksmith whose workshop drives to you

Lockouts, rekeys, master key systems and car keys cut and programmed on site, across Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa and the East Valley. Call or text your address.

How a call goes

The shop is a van. It parks at your door.

The cutting machine, the key blanks and the programmer ride in the back. So the key gets made where the lock is, instead of you driving to a counter or towing a car to a dealer.

Service ticket

Open 24/7

Call in
Any hour, any day. Nights, weekends and holidays included.
Where
Your front door, your storefront, the parking lot. The van comes to you.
Price
Said out loud before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
Who
Veteran-owned and run by John Cruz. A local number, not a call centre.
Paid
Cards, cash, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, PayPal, Apple Pay or tap to pay.
(480) 980-9308

At the curb

Keys handed over where the car is parked

Car keys and fobs, cut and programmed at the vehicle across the East Valley.

Hand holding a smart proximity key beside a gray coupe on a gravel lot

Smart key

Proximity fob, paired to the car

A smart key is a blade and a chip. Both get cut and programmed at the vehicle, usually in 30 to 45 minutes.

Two remote fobs held up in front of a black coupe

Two fobs

A spare before the only one goes missing

One key for a car is one lost key from a tow. A second fob costs far less than replacing the last one.

Two remote-head car keys held in front of a white hatchback on a residential street

Remote heads

Remote-head keys at the curb

Blade and remote in one head. Cut to the lock, paired to the car, tested on the door before the van leaves.

Two proximity fobs held behind a white SUV parked in a home garage

In the garage

Done where the car is parked

No towing it to a dealership. Car key programming here typically runs about half the dealership price.

Upfront pricing

The price is said out loud before the first pin moves.

What it costs depends on the service, the time of day, the lock and how complex the job is. You hear the number first, then decide.

Car key programming typically lands at about half of what a dealership charges, and it's normally done in 30 to 45 minutes.

Just bought a house? In many cases a home warranty covers a rekey after the purchase. Ask before you pay for it yourself.

Signed off

Jobs, named by the people who called

“He's a star in an industry that's full of nonsense!” Bill Halvorsen, about John

Read every review

Broken Schlage lock, his Gilbert business, after dark

“You came when you said you would, you fixed the problem you assured me of your experience and you executed the job at a price that was less than I expected.”
Tom Beshore, Gilbert business owner

Fleet fobs reprogrammed, keys cut on site

“They can reprogram key fobs and cut new keys right on sight. This is a great company that's honest and fairly priced.”
JLM Air Conditioning and Heating

Keys for two vehicles

“Helped with both of my vehicles making the process super easy!”
Blake Deinas

Asked at the door

What people ask before they let us in

Seventeen more answers live on the FAQ page. Or skip the reading and call (480) 980-9308.

Usually, yes. Programming a car key with us typically costs about half of what a dealership charges, it is normally done in 30 to 45 minutes, and we come to where the vehicle is instead of you towing it in.

Yes. Locksmith Of Gilbert answers day and night, including weekends and holidays. Call or text (480) 980-9308 with your address.

It depends on the service, the time of day, the type of lock and how complex the job is. We give you upfront pricing before any work begins, so the number you agree to is the number you pay.

Yes. You do not know how many copies of the old keys are out there. Rekeying sets the existing locks to a new key, and in many cases a home warranty will cover the cost of a home rekey after a purchase.

Call or text your address and we head out. Before opening anything we verify that you are authorised to enter the property, which protects you as much as it protects anyone else.

Call a local number with a real person behind it. Do not call a toll-free number listed for a locksmith unless you want your number farmed out to ten bad locksmiths in your area. Locksmith Of Gilbert is veteran-owned and local, and it is John who picks up.

The route

  • Gilbert
  • Chandler
  • Mesa
  • Queen Creek
  • San Tan Valley
  • Apache Junction
  • Fountain Hills
  • The Salt River Area

Locked out, keys lost, or a lock that won't hold? Call the van.