When you are locked out, need a key made or want new locks anywhere in the city of Las Vegas, a licensed mobile locksmith comes to you, 24/7. Homes, cars and businesses all get the same service, and you hear the price on the phone before any work starts.
The city covers very different ground. Older pin tumbler hardware still sits in many central neighborhoods near Charleston Boulevard, while newer homes in Summerlin and Centennial Hills often carry keypads and smart locks. Our vans stock parts for both, and you can check our city license number before the technician arrives.
- Open around the clockCalls are answered and vans are dispatched at every hour of the day, including weekends and holidays.
- Price before workThe technician confirms the complete price with you before touching the lock, so the final bill matches the quote.
- Licensed in the cityWe hold City of Las Vegas Locksmith License #P64-00012 and are fully licensed, bonded and insured.
- Keys made at the curbCar keys and remote fobs are cut and programmed beside your vehicle, so a tow to the dealership is rarely necessary.
Locksmith Services in Las Vegas
- House and apartment lockoutsMost lockouts in the city involve a front door that closed behind someone, and the technician can usually open it without damaging the lock. See how a typical house lockout visit works.
- Rekeying after a moveNew owners and renters often rekey every exterior lock on the first day, because nobody knows how many copies of the old keys are still around. Home rekeys start at $79.99, and our residential locksmith page explains the process.
- Car keys and fobsLost keys, worn blades and remotes that no longer respond are handled on location for most domestic and imported vehicles. Read more about the car keys we cut and program.
- Business locks and accessOffices and retail shops regularly ask for master key systems, rekeys after employees leave and electronic access control. Estimates for business work are always free through our commercial locksmith team.
- Safe openingLocked home and office safes are opened and serviced on site, and the technician can also change a combination you no longer trust. Our safe locksmith page lists the types we usually work on.
Neighborhoods and Landmarks We Cover in Las Vegas
The city stretches from Centennial Hills and the northwest edge of Summerlin down through the older streets around Charleston Boulevard and Sahara Avenue. US 95 cuts across the middle, and Rainbow Boulevard carries a steady line of shopping centers and apartment complexes. Downtown and Fremont Street hold historic homes, lofts and small businesses, while the west side is mostly master planned tracts built in the last few decades. Calls in the unincorporated towns next door, such as Paradise and Spring Valley, come from the same vans.
Las Vegas by ZIP Code and Area
A Las Vegas mailing address and the City of Las Vegas are not the same map. The Census Bureau's 2020 ZIP code to place file shows that some ZIPs with a Las Vegas name sit mostly inside city limits, while others sit mostly in Spring Valley, Paradise or Enterprise.
The table below sorts the ZIPs that touch the city. The housing numbers come from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey through Census Reporter. Wherever you are, give us your ZIP and the nearest cross streets when you call, and we will tell you what the visit will look like.
City ZIP codes at a glance
The Inside city column is the share of the ZIP's land that falls in city limits. In 89104 about half the ZIP is Las Vegas and almost as much is Sunrise Manor, so a street in that ZIP can be in either place. Some of the rest of each ZIP is unincorporated county land.
Housing numbers cover the whole ZIP, not only the city part.
| ZIP | Area | Inside city | Most homes built | Renters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 89101 | Downtown, Fremont East, 18b Arts District | 97% | 1960 to 1969 (22%) | 81% |
| 89102 | Central, west of Downtown | 82% | 1970 to 1979 (27%) | 70% |
| 89104 | East of Downtown toward Sunrise Manor | 49% | 1970 to 1979 (23%) | 58% |
| 89106 | Near northwest, Historic Westside side | 99% | 1990 to 1999 (25%) | 69% |
| 89107 | West central | 100% | 1960 to 1969 (31%) | 44% |
| 89108 | Northwest central | 86% | 1980 to 1989 (32%) | 51% |
| 89110 | Northeast, shared with Sunrise Manor | 41% | 1980 to 1989 (30%) | 46% |
| 89117 | West side, shared with Spring Valley | 67% | 1990 to 1999 (42%) | 53% |
| 89146 | Southwest, shared with Spring Valley | 40% | 1980 to 1989 (34%) | 59% |
| 89145 | West, Summerlin side | 100% | 1990 to 1999 (35%) | 36% |
| 89128 | West, Summerlin side | 100% | 1990 to 1999 (60%) | 49% |
| 89144 | West, Summerlin side | 100% | 1990 to 1999 (48%) | 31% |
| 89134 | West, Summerlin side | 100% | 1990 to 1999 (75%) | 17% |
| 89138 | Northwest, Summerlin side | 94% | 2000 to 2009 (41%) | 17% |
| 89129 | Northwest | 73% | 1990 to 1999 (46%) | 28% |
| 89130 | Northwest | 92% | 1990 to 1999 (46%) | 28% |
| 89131 | Northwest | 79% | 2000 to 2009 (61%) | 18% |
| 89143 | Far northwest | 87% | 2000 to 2009 (65%) | 26% |
| 89149 | Centennial Hills side | 60% | 2000 to 2009 (43%) | 29% |
Downtown and the central ZIPs
ZIPs 89101, 89102 and 89104 are some of the older parts of the city. The Census figures put more than half of the homes in each of them before 1980, and 81 percent of the homes in 89101 are rented. That mix means a lot of lockouts at apartment doors, and a lot of rekeys when one tenant moves out and the next moves in.
The City of Las Vegas historic preservation page lists John S. Park and Beverly Green as local historic neighborhoods, and names Huntridge and Charleston Heights among the areas with city survey reports. Older doors in these streets may hold worn cylinders or older latches, so we check before we recommend a replacement.
For block by block detail, see our Downtown Las Vegas hub.
The west side, Summerlin and the 215 corridor
From 89117 out to 89134, the numbers turn newer. In 89128 about 60 percent of the homes went up between 1990 and 1999, and in 89134 about 75 percent did. That is a long enough stretch that original deadbolts, garage entry knobs and early keypads are all reaching the age when they stick, loosen or stop answering.
Only parts of Summerlin sit inside city limits. 89135 and 89147 read as Las Vegas on an envelope, but the Census file puts them mostly in Spring Valley and Summerlin South, which are covered on our Summerlin hub and Spring Valley hub.
Tell the dispatcher if your street is behind a guard house. A guard needs a name and a unit to open the gate, and a technician waiting at the gate with no name on the list loses time for everyone.
The northwest ZIPs
89129, 89130, 89131, 89143 and 89149 hold the newest city housing. In 89143 about 65 percent of the homes went up between 2000 and 2009, and in 89131 about 61 percent did. Rental share is low, so most calls are from owners with their own keypad, smart lock or garage entry problem.
The city's Ward 6 page names Skye Canyon, Sunstone and Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs in this part of town. Our Centennial Hills hub goes through the area street by street.
ZIPs that say Las Vegas but sit outside the city
89103, 89109, 89119, 89121, 89123, 89139 and 89141 show up on the same letters, but the Census file puts them in Paradise, Spring Valley, Winchester or Enterprise. 89103 splits between Spring Valley and Paradise, and 89147 is almost all Spring Valley.
We still take these calls. Our Paradise hub covers the Strip side of the valley, and our house lockout page explains how a visit works anywhere in the valley.
How old the housing is
Housing age tells us what is likely on your door. Pre 1980 homes can have original latches, thin strike plates and cylinders that have been rekeyed many times. Newer homes more often have builder grade deadbolts, garage entry doors and, in some cases, a keypad.
American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 five year estimates, table B25034, via Census Reporter, read October 28, 2026
How to give directions to a technician
Say the ZIP, the nearest two cross streets and the name of the complex or community. For a gated community, give the gate name, the code or the guard house name, and the unit or house number. If an apartment complex has several buildings, give the building letter and the nearest parking lot.
- Before we arriveKeep your ID and proof you live there, such as a lease, a bill or a utility notice, ready at the door.
- If you rentA landlord or property manager may have to approve a rekey. Tell us if you need that call made.
- If you drive upPark out of the gate lane. Guard houses fill quickly on weekend evenings.
Calls We Get in Las Vegas
- I locked my keys in the house and my kid is inside napping.We treat a child alone inside as an emergency, dispatch the closest available van and open the door without drilling whenever possible.
- My landlord changed and I want the old keys to stop working.We rekey the cylinders you already own, which is less expensive than buying new hardware, and hand you fresh keys before leaving.
- The fob for my truck quit in a grocery store lot.The technician checks the battery first, then cuts and programs a replacement fob in the parking lot if the original has actually failed.
- Our office manager left and still has a key.We rekey the affected doors or design a master key system, so each employee only opens the specific rooms they actually need.
How Fast We Reach Las Vegas
Most of the city sits within easy reach of US 95, I 15 and the 215, so a technician usually arrives in 20 to 30 minutes. Traffic near downtown at rush hour can slow things, and the dispatcher gives you a real arrival time when you call.
Typical Locksmith Prices in Las Vegas
Prices across the valley follow the same published ranges. A house lockout typically costs $85 to $195, a car lockout usually runs $45 to $135, and rekeying is about $20 to $50 per lock plus the visit. A new deadbolt installed is usually $100 to $300, and transponder keys with programming typically cost $150 to $350. Nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75 to the total. You hear the full price before any work begins, and our locksmith cost guide explains each item in more detail.
Questions We Get Asked
Which parts of the city of Las Vegas do you serve?
We cover the entire city, from Centennial Hills and Summerlin in the northwest to downtown and the older neighborhoods along Charleston Boulevard. The same vans also handle Paradise, Spring Valley, Henderson and North Las Vegas, so you never need to search for a different locksmith simply because you live across a city boundary.
Can you make a car key if every copy is gone?
Yes, for most vehicles. The technician first confirms that you own the vehicle, then cuts a new key from the lock or the factory code and programs it to the car before leaving. This is usually faster and less expensive than towing to a dealership, and the price is quoted before any work starts.
How can I tell a real Las Vegas locksmith from a scam?
Ask for the business name and license number before anyone is dispatched, and expect a clear price on the phone. Our City of Las Vegas license is #P64-00012, and our technicians arrive in marked vans. A company that refuses to quote or suddenly raises the price at your door is a serious warning sign.
Do you install smart locks and keypads?
We install and configure smart locks and keypads on most standard residential doors. The technician checks that the deadbolt lines up properly with the strike, so the motor does not strain, and then programs the codes together with you. Many newer homes on the west side already have doors prepared for these locks.
Which ZIP codes are inside the City of Las Vegas?
According to the Census Bureau's 2020 ZIP to place file, 89101, 89106, 89107, 89128, 89134, 89144 and 89145 sit almost entirely inside the city. 89102, 89108, 89130, 89138, 89143, 89129, 89131 and 89117 sit mostly inside it. Others, such as 89103 and 89147, sit mostly in unincorporated towns.
Is 89147 in the City of Las Vegas?
The Census Bureau puts about 98 percent of 89147 in Spring Valley, which is an unincorporated town. Your mail says Las Vegas, but city limits do not apply. We still take calls there and send the closest van.
Can a locksmith open a car door?
Yes. Most cars can be opened without harming paint or seals. Tell us the make, model and year when you call, and read about car key work if you also need a spare.
Do I need to be home to have my locks rekeyed?
An adult who lives there needs to be present to confirm which doors to rekey and to take the new keys. For rentals, check your lease or call the property manager first.
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