Mobile locksmith · Palm Beach County
Locksmith in Lake Worth Beach, FL
The city officially became Lake Worth Beach in 2019, though most people still call it Lake Worth. Either way, Locksmith Auto comes to you there — to open a car by the beach, replace a lost key or rekey an old cottage downtown.
- 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 Lake Worth Beach
We confirm the price before we send a technician. No obligation.
Open daily 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Locksmith Services in Lake Worth Beach
All car makes except Tesla, Lucid and Polestar.
Beach Lots, Downtown Streets and Older Cars in Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach is compact and walkable, and a lot of people park once and leave the car for hours: at the beach lot by the Casino building and the pier, on the street along Lake and Lucerne Avenues downtown, or near the Tri-Rail station. Keys get left in the ignition, dropped on the sand or locked in the trunk with a beach bag. Tell us where the car is and we come to it.
The city also has plenty of older, well-used cars, and older cars have their own key problems: worn metal keys that barely turn, ignitions that stick, and remote fobs that stopped working years ago. Worn Honda and Volkswagen ignitions are a specialty — we repair the cylinder and cut a key to match, right at the curb. For newer cars, we program transponder keys and smart fobs for all makes except Tesla, Lucid and Polestar. Car keys start at $119, and the price is agreed before a technician is sent.
Rekeying Historic Cottages, Duplexes and Rentals in Lake Worth Beach
Much of Lake Worth Beach was built in the 1920s through the 1950s, and it shows at the front door. Small wood-frame cottages, bungalows and duplexes in neighborhoods like College Park, South Palm Park and the blocks around downtown often have a mix of original locks, older deadbolts added later and doors that have settled out of line. Salt air from the ocean and the lagoon speeds up corrosion, so sticking keys are common.
Many of these homes are rentals or have been renovated and resold, so new owners rarely know who still holds a key. Rekeying makes all previous keys useless and starts at $59 per lock. Where an old lock is beyond saving, we fit a new deadbolt or handle set and adjust the strike so the door closes properly, with labor from $79. Home lockouts start at $79. All work is covered by a 90-day warranty.
Areas and ZIP Codes We Serve in Lake Worth Beach
Downtown along Lake Avenue and Lucerne Avenue, Bryant Park and the Intracoastal, the Lake Worth Beach Casino and pier, the Lake Worth Beach Golf Club, College Park, Parrot Cove, South Palm Park, Tropical Ridge, and neighborhoods along Dixie Highway, Federal Highway, 10th Avenue North, 6th Avenue South and the Tri-Rail station area.
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Lake Worth Beach Locksmith FAQ
Is Lake Worth Beach the same place as Lake Worth?
Yes. The city changed its name to Lake Worth Beach in 2019, and many people and maps still use Lake Worth. We serve the whole city under either name.
I locked my keys in the car at the beach by the Casino building. Can you come?
Yes. Tell us where in the beach lot you parked and the year, make and model. We confirm the price first — car lockouts start at $79 — and open the car without damage.
My 1930s cottage still has the original door locks. Can they be rekeyed?
Sometimes. Older mortise and rim locks vary a lot. We look at each one, rekey the ones that can be rekeyed, and quote a replacement for any that can't before doing any work.
Need a Locksmith in Lake Worth Beach?
Call (561) 212-2220 — or text us a photo of your key or lock and we'll reply with a price.