Orlando neighborhood · Orange County · 32812
Car locksmith in Conway, FL
The lake streets south of downtown — trailers, trucks and mature mid-century homes.
Answered by the locksmith, not a call center · Open Mon–Sun · 8:00–22:00
What Conway is like to work in
Conway wraps the Conway chain of lakes south of downtown — mature mid-century streets off Bumby and Gatlin, driveways that hold a truck and a boat, and ramp mornings that put trailers through hitch-lock duty. The vehicle mix skews older and work-ready: trucks with worn ignitions, second cars, and the kind of everyday fleet a lake-and-yard household runs.
What we do most here
- Truck and work-vehicle keys, including older ignitions
- Trailer and hitch-lock key matches
- Lake-day lockouts at ramps and driveways
- Rekeys after a second-hand vehicle purchase
Most relevant services
- IGN-REP Ignition repair Worn ignitions diagnosed and fixed so the key turns like it used to. from $120
- KEY-NEW Car key replacement New keys and fobs cut and programmed at the car — all keys lost included. from $90
- KEY-DUP Duplicate car key The cheap insurance: a spare made while your original still works. from $45
Next door
Keys by brand: 62 makes covered · All coverage: service areas.
FAQ
Questions people ask in Conway
My truck’s ignition needs a wiggle to start. Can that be fixed?
Yes — the worn-cylinder symptom, and it’s one of the most common Conway calls. The cylinder is diagnosed at the driveway and rebuilt or replaced, with the price agreed before anything comes apart.
Can you key my truck and boat trailer locks alike?
Where the locks allow it, yes — one key for truck and trailer is the standard request and a normal job. Bring both to the visit and the match is done on site.
Boat ramp mornings — can you actually get there early?
Coverage runs through the day the van works, not on a fixed clock — call and you get a real answer for your timing. Ramp-side lockouts are ordinary work; the car is opened where it stands, trailer attached or not.
I bought a second-hand car with one key. Sensible to call now?
Very — that lone key is the all-keys-lost trap waiting to spring. A duplicate made while it still works is the cheapest that car’s key will ever be, and it’s one visit in your driveway.
The older streets here — any problem with older lock parts?
The opposite: older trucks and sedans are usually simpler work — fewer electronics, well-known lock designs. Parts for common older models ride on the van; anything unusual gets an honest ETA instead of a guess.
Car trouble in Conway?
Describe the car and the key — the quote comes before the visit.
MON–SUN · 8:00–22:00