Where to meet us in Flushing
If you’re calling from downtown Flushing near Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue, give us the building number and the cross street. For a storefront with more than one entrance, tell us whether the lock is on the customer entrance or a side door, and who can meet us there.
For a car lockout in a garage near Flushing–Main Street, share the street entrance, parking level and space number if you have it. For an apartment call, tell us whether you can get into the lobby and whether building staff can meet us at your door.
Locksmith services in Flushing
Choose the service that fits your situation.
- Home & apartment lockoutIf the apartment door shut behind you or your key went missing, call with the borough, cross streets and the type of door you need help with. For a multi-unit building, say whether you can enter the lobby. That helps us work out how to reach the right door and what information to ask for before the visit.
- Business lockoutCall when you cannot enter an office, storefront or another business space you are authorized to access. Describe the entrance, who can approve entry and whether another door is available. If a key is missing or a lock failed, say so before the visit so we can discuss what the door needs after entry.
- Car lockoutCall if your keys are locked inside your vehicle. Have the year, make and model ready, and give us a location where the vehicle can be reached. If you’re in a garage, include its street entrance, level and parking space. Tell us whether the keys are visible inside or you think they’re in the trunk.
- Car key replacementWe can help when all car keys are lost. Tell us the vehicle year, make, model, whether it uses a push button or a key ignition, and where it is parked. We’ll confirm what’s possible for your vehicle.
- Lock rekeyingRekeying changes which key operates a compatible lock while retaining the existing hardware. It can make sense after a move or when a key is missing and the lock still works well. Call with the number of locks, whether you have working keys and any building requirements for the door.
- Door lock & deadbolt repairA key that sticks, a loose handle and a bolt that will not seat are different symptoms. Tell us when the problem happens and whether the door can still be secured. We can use that information to discuss repair or whether it makes sense to replace damaged hardware.
- Commercial door lock repairFor a storefront or office door that sticks, fails to latch or will not lock reliably, tell us which entrance is affected. Describe when the problem started and whether it happens during normal use or only when locking up. A photo of the handle, lock and door edge helps identify the hardware.
Planning a service call
Tell us where we can meet you and what needs attention.
What if my car is in a garage off Main Street?
Give us the name of the garage, the street entrance, level and vehicle details. Tell us whether the garage has visitor access rules so we can check where to meet.
Can I arrange to rekey an apartment after moving in?
Call with the number of locks, whether you have a working key and any building requirements. We can discuss whether the installed hardware can be rekeyed.
Can you come to a Flushing storefront before opening?
Call with the time you need, the affected entrance and the person authorized to meet us. We’ll confirm availability for that visit.

