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Orangevale

Orangevale is known for roomy lots, and roomy lots mean more doors to secure. We drive to your property and handle every lock on it.

$29 trip fee. The tech gives you the price once they have seen the work, before starting.

Rusty padlock and slide bolt securing a wooden garden gate with green foliage behind

Orangevale has a different feel from the denser suburbs around it. Parcels run big, the ground rolls in the Sierra Nevada foothills, and plenty of properties carry more than a house: a garage, a workshop, a barn, a couple of sheds. As a Sacramento locksmith that travels to the customer, we treat the whole property as the job, not just the front door.

A Community With Rural Roots

Before it was subdivided, this land was the Orange Vale Colony, a place of orange groves and olive orchards that sat within the 1844 Rancho San Juan grant. Orangevale is unincorporated, part of Sacramento County, and it still has a spread-out character that you do not find in a tight grid of tract homes.

The 2020 census put the population at 35,569, with about 74 percent of homes owner-occupied. That detail matters for locks. People who stay put for a long time collect keys: copies for family, a spare for the neighbor, one for the last person who worked on the roof.

More Land, More Locks

Half-acre and one-acre lots are not unusual here, and some come with horse facilities. Put a house, an attached garage, a detached shop, and a tool shed on one lot and you may have six or seven separate keyed locks, each bought at a different time.

The practical fix is to bring them under one key. Our lock rekeying service resets the cylinders so a single key operates every lock you pick, and the old keys stop working. It is usually done on site in one visit, and the hardware stays on the doors.

Locks that live outdoors

A padlock hasp on a shed or a latch on a barn door lives a harder life than a front door lock. Dust gets in, rain gets in, and the hardware tends to be basic to begin with. If a lock on your property is rusted, gritty, or only turns when you jiggle it, lock installation and repair covers replacing it with something suited to outdoor use. Tell us what the building holds. A mower shed and a workshop full of power tools do not need the same lock, and we will not push more hardware than the job calls for.

Lockouts on a Larger Property

Getting locked out of a house with several entrances is a slightly different problem than a one-door condo. A garage side door or a back slider may be an easier way in than the front. When you call for a house lockout, tell us what you can see from outside, and we will pick the method least likely to harm the door or frame.

Before we open anything, we ask for proof that the home is yours or that you are authorized to enter, such as a license with a matching address or a lease.

Around Hazel Avenue and Greenback Lane

Orangevale Community Park sits at 6826 Hazel Avenue. Across roughly 22 acres you will find a pool, soccer and softball fields, and the five-acre natural area called Shackelton Woods, which has a loop trail. Park days are when keys slip out of pockets and fobs vanish into a bag. If a vehicle ends up locked, or its only key goes missing, car key replacement lets us cut and program a new key where the car is sitting, for many vehicles. Have the make, model, and year ready when you call.

The corner of Greenback Lane and Hazel Avenue is an easy landmark to name, and so are the shops of Orangevale Village along Greenback. Naming Main Avenue, Walnut Avenue, Chestnut Avenue, or Orangevale Avenue works too when you are pinpointing an address. With rolling terrain and curving streets, a street name plus one cross street beats a general direction every time.

Pricing and Hours

We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in Orangevale as everywhere else we work. Every visit carries a $29 trip fee. After the technician looks at the work, they tell you the price before beginning, so you can decide with the number in front of you.

Neighboring Communities

If you are on the Orangevale edge, we also cover Folsom, Fair Oaks, Citrus Heights, and Carmichael. The full list is on our service areas page. Call, give us your cross streets, and tell us what is going on.

FAQ

Orangevale locksmith questions

Can you rekey the house, garage, and shed so they use the same key?

In many cases, yes. We look at each lock first, since some locks can be keyed to match and some cannot. Where a lock cannot be matched, we can swap in one that can, so a single key covers the doors you choose.

Do you serve Orangevale at night and on weekends?

Yes. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we drive to wherever you are. There is a $29 trip fee on every visit, and once the technician has seen the job, they tell you the price before starting.

I am locked out of a house on a big lot. Is there a way in other than the front door?

Possibly, and it helps to tell us what you know when you call. A back door, side entry, or garage door may be easier to open without damage than the front. We will explain the option we think is best before we begin.

Do you work on locks for barns, workshops, and sheds?

Yes. Outbuilding locks live in the weather and wear out sooner than door locks. We can repair them, replace them, or rekey them to match your other locks.

What do I need to prove for a lockout?

We ask for proof that the home, building, or vehicle is yours or that you are authorized to be there. A license with a matching address, a lease, or a utility bill usually does it.

My car keys are lost after a day at the park. Can you make a new one on site?

For many vehicles, yes. Tell us the make, model, and year when you call so we can confirm what applies to your car. We come to where the car is parked, so it does not need to be towed.

How should I describe my location in Orangevale?

Give us the nearest cross streets, for example Greenback Lane and Hazel Avenue, or the name of the lot or park entrance you are at. A street name plus one cross street is usually enough.

Call (559) 801-3488