Vacation rentals and second homes make up a big part of the work, along with car keys lost on the beach or the golf course, and businesses that open for the season and need their keys brought up to date.
Rekeys, keypad codes and lockbox trouble.
Keys made where the car is parked.
Locks checked and rekeyed before opening.
Many houses and condos along the Grand Strand are rented by the week. Keys go out with guests and cleaners and don't always come back, and keypad codes get shared further than anyone meant. Out-of-town owners can authorize a rekey or a code change in writing, and a property manager can let the technician in.
Golf trips, beach days and long weekends are when car keys go missing. For most cars, a replacement key or fob gets made where the car is parked, once you show the registration or rental agreement and an ID. If the key disappeared at a resort or a course, tell us which one.
Shops, restaurants and rental offices that close for part of the year often come back to a lock that seized, a key nobody can find, or a staff list that has changed. A walk-through before opening day, with rekeys where needed, avoids a surprise on the first busy weekend.
Oceanfront doors take a beating. Cylinders corrode, sliders fill with sand and wooden doors swell. Servicing a lock before it fails is simpler than a lockout in August, and a slider that latches properly again is usually a one-visit repair.
Tell us your location and the trouble, and expect a call from the technician on the approach. They inspect first, explain what they found and put a free estimate on the table. The work waits for your decision.
Nobody gets into a house or car through us without proving it's theirs. A lock that just needs rekeying stays on the door. And we never publish ways around a lock.
Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway and Little River.
Yes. Send written authorization and arrange access through your manager or a lockbox.
Usually a battery or a changed code. It's checked first and reset on site, with new codes set for the next guests.
Tell us the course and the car. With your ID and the registration or rental agreement, a new key can be made where you're parked.
Yes. A walk-through and any needed rekeys can be scheduled before opening day.
We do. You'll hear what it takes before anyone starts.
Call the number shown up top, or send a request through the callback card.
Call us and we get a tech out to you.
