Mobile locksmith · Palm Beach County
Locksmith in Delray Beach, FL
From a car locked at the beach on A1A to a new home in the Lake Ida neighborhood, Locksmith Auto drives to you anywhere in Delray Beach to open cars, replace lost keys and rekey or change locks.
- Open daily 8 AM–8 PM
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- 90-day warranty on all work
- Cash, Credit & debit cards, Zelle, Apple Pay
Starting prices in Delray Beach
We confirm the price before we send a technician. No obligation.
Open daily 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Locksmith Services in Delray Beach
All car makes except Tesla, Lucid and Polestar.
Beach Days, Atlantic Avenue and Lost Car Keys in Delray Beach
A lot of Delray lockouts start at the ocean. People leave a fob in a beach bag, lose a key in the sand off A1A, or lock the car at a metered spot while unloading chairs and coolers. Downtown, the pattern is different: cars parked in the Old School Square garage or on a side street off Atlantic Avenue, with the key sitting on the seat. In both cases we come to the car, not the other way around.
If the key is gone for good, we cut and program a new one where the car is parked, whether it is a push-to-start SUV or an older sedan with a metal key. We handle all makes except Tesla, Lucid and Polestar. Drivers heading to work from the Tri-Rail station on Congress Avenue call us too, when a key breaks off in the ignition or the fob stops responding. Car keys start at $119, and you hear the price before a technician is dispatched.
Historic Cottages, Condos and Vacation Rentals — Rekeying in Delray
Delray has a wide range of doors. Near the beach and downtown there are 1920s and 1930s cottages in the Marina and Del-Ida Park historic districts, many with original or mismatched hardware. West of I-95 there are large condo and 55+ communities where residents share gates and keys with neighbors, family and aides. In between are townhomes and single-family houses around Lake Ida and Linton Boulevard.
Plenty of Delray homes are also short-term or seasonal rentals, which means a lot of keys in a lot of hands. Rekeying changes the pins inside the lock so old keys stop working, and it starts at $59 per lock. It is a good step after buying a home, after a rental season ends, or after a cleaning crew or contractor finishes. If you would rather upgrade, we install new deadbolts and handle sets, with labor from $79. All work carries a 90-day warranty.
Areas and ZIP Codes We Serve in Delray Beach
Downtown Delray along Atlantic Avenue and Pineapple Grove, the Marina and Del-Ida Park historic districts, Lake Ida, Seagate and Tropic Isle, the Delray Beach Tennis Center and Old School Square, the Tri-Rail station on Congress Avenue, and neighborhoods along Swinton Avenue, Linton Boulevard, Federal Highway and Military Trail.
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Delray Beach Locksmith FAQ
My keys are locked in the car at the public beach lot on A1A. Can you get there?
Yes. Send us the lot or the nearest cross street, plus the year, make and model. We confirm the price first — lockouts start at $79 — and open the car without damage.
Can you rekey a house in one of Delray's historic districts without replacing the old hardware?
In most cases, yes. Many older locks in the Marina and Del-Ida Park areas can be rekeyed as they are. If a lock is too worn to rekey, we explain the options and price before we replace anything.
Do you work in 55+ condo communities west of I-95?
Yes. We come to condo buildings and age-restricted communities in west Delray. Let the gate or front desk know we are coming, and we will meet you at your unit or your car.
Need a Locksmith in Delray Beach?
Call (561) 212-2220 — or text us a photo of your key or lock and we'll reply with a price.