Fleet Vehicle Key Services for Enterprise Companies

When a company van sits idle because of one missing key, the whole day's schedule slips along with it. We cut and program keys and fobs for fleet vehicles at your yard or job site in Enterprise, and business estimates are always free, so you know the cost for the entire fleet before we book the visit.

Fleet key work is mostly about planning ahead, since a spare for every vehicle and a short list of people who can approve key work keep small problems from turning into lost days. To set up a visit or request an estimate, reach us through our contact page.

• Several vehicles, one visitWe work through a whole row of vans at your lot instead of handling one call at a time.
• Lost keys locked outWhere the vehicle allows it, we erase a lost key so it can no longer start the engine.
• Clear approvalsWe work only with an owner or a manager you name, with company paperwork on hand.
• Available around the clockA driver stranded at night or on a weekend can reach us at any hour.

What Fleet Key Service Covers

These are the jobs fleet managers request most often, and every one of them can be handled at your yard.

• A second key for every vehicleTwo keys per vehicle means a single loss does not park a truck, and our page on car key copies in Enterprise explains how copies are made.
• New keys when a driver leavesIf a key walks away with a former employee, we make a replacement and remove the old key from the vehicle wherever the system allows it.
• Fobs for every model yearMixed fleets often have older chip keys parked beside newer push to start vehicles, and we program both kinds.
• Lockouts on the jobA driver locked out at a job site gets the same fast mobile response as any other customer.
• Ignition problemsWork trucks wear out ignitions quickly, so we repair or replace cylinders right at the yard.

Problems Fleet Managers Bring Us

These calls come up again and again, and here is how we handle each one.

• "We have twelve vans and only four spare keys."We list every vehicle, quote the full set of spares and complete the work in one or two scheduled visits.
• "A driver lost the only key at a job."We go to the vehicle, check the company paperwork and make a key on site so the van can finish the day.
• "We honestly do not know who has which key."We can cut and program a fresh set and remove the old keys wherever the vehicles allow it, so you start over with a clean count.
• "Our drivers keep locking keys inside the trucks."We open them quickly and can suggest a few simple habits that cut down on those calls over time.

How a Fleet Key Visit Goes

1. 1

   Send us the vehicle list

   Share the year, make and model of each vehicle along with what each one needs, and we will send a free estimate.

2. 2

   Name who approves work

   Tell us which managers can sign off on key work, so that future calls move faster.

3. 3

   We work at your yard

   A technician cuts and programs keys vehicle by vehicle, checking each one against your list.

4. 4

   Hand over and record

   Every key is tested and handed to your approved person, so you always know where each one went.

What Fleet Key Service Costs in Enterprise

Fleet pricing depends on how many vehicles you have, what kind of key each one uses and whether we can complete the work in a single visit. As a rough guide, a basic cut key in Las Vegas usually runs $50 to $180, and a transponder key is typically $150 to $350 with programming, while smart fobs cost more. Estimates for business fleets cost nothing, and every price is settled before the work begins.

Fleet Keys for Enterprise Businesses

Enterprise is home to many service companies, contractors and delivery operations with yards near I 15, the 215 and Blue Diamond Road. Their vans spend the day moving through Southern Highlands, Mountain's Edge and Silverado Ranch, so a lost key can happen almost anywhere, and we meet the vehicle wherever it is. For locks on the building itself, visit our Enterprise commercial locksmith page.