Locksmith Liberty serves Hollywood, West Hollywood, Los Feliz and the Melrose district 24 hours a day from our Mid-Wilshire shop, usually arriving within 20 to 40 minutes. We open apartments, homes, storefronts and cars without damage, rekey units at turnover, replace car keys and change locks after break-ins. A typical lockout costs $75 to $150, quoted by phone before dispatch.
Hollywood is a ten minute drive north of our shop on Olympic Boulevard via La Brea or Fairfax, so calls in ZIP codes 90028, 90038, 90046, 90068 and 90069 are typically reached in 20 to 40 minutes at any hour. The area is dense with apartment buildings from the 1920s courtyard style to new mid-rises on Vine and Sunset, and apartment work is most of what we do here: lockouts, rekeys between tenants, mailbox and laundry room locks, and building entry keys and fobs.
West Hollywood adds condos along Doheny and Kings Road, storefronts and restaurants on Santa Monica Boulevard and Melrose, and hillside homes with gates and long driveways where the technician needs the gate code from you. Los Feliz and the Hollywood Hills bring older single-family homes with original hardware.
Nightlife matters too. Lost keys after a night on Hollywood Boulevard or in the WeHo bars are a nightly call, and our automotive locksmiths open the car or cut a new key at the curb rather than sending you to a dealer in the morning.
Property managers in Hollywood use us for turnover rekeys, usually $20 to $35 per cylinder plus the service call, and for keyed-alike systems so one master covers a whole building. For tenants, a lockout runs $75 to $150 and is opened without damage; bring your lease or ID showing the address. If you rent, we can rekey with the landlord’s permission and provide a copy of the new key for the office.
Older courtyard buildings often have worn mortise locks and buzzer intercoms that no longer release the gate. We repair or replace the electric strike, service the intercom release and, for buildings ready to move off keys, install fob readers or keypads with manager-controlled access. Homeowners in Los Feliz and the Hills get the same residential services: deadbolt upgrades, smart locks, sliding door and window locks.
Restaurants, bars, salons, boutiques and studios along Sunset, Hollywood Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard and Melrose call us for storefront lockouts, Adams Rite deadlatch repairs on aluminum glass doors, panic bar and exit device service before fire inspections, and keypad access on staff entrances. Assembly spaces for 50 or more people need panic hardware under the California Building Code, and we install and repair Von Duprin, Detex and Dorma devices. A commercial lockout typically costs $95 to $195. More on the commercial locksmith page.
Car lockouts and lost keys in the Hollywood and Highland garage, on Vine, in the Sunset Strip lots and on residential streets in the Hills are handled on site. A lockout runs $75 to $150; a transponder key $120 to $250 and a smart key $200 to $450, programmed in 30 to 60 minutes at 15 to 30 percent below dealer pricing. See car key replacement for makes we cover.
For break-ins, evictions and lost master keys, our emergency locksmith changes or rekeys the locks the same night and documents the work for insurance. We also cover Mid-Wilshire and Miracle Mile, Beverly Grove, Koreatown, Culver City and Santa Monica. Call (213) 314-1971 or reach us through the contact page.
Usually 20 to 40 minutes. Locksmith Liberty dispatches from 5700 W Olympic Blvd in Mid-Wilshire, about ten minutes south of Hollywood via La Brea or Fairfax, and answers 24 hours a day. Hillside addresses can take a little longer; give dispatch the gate code and the best access street when you call.
Yes, with your landlord’s or property manager’s permission, which most leases require for lock changes. We rekey the existing cylinder for $20 to $35 plus the service call, cut a copy for the building office and leave the hardware unchanged. Landlords can also book turnover rekeys and keyed-alike master systems for the whole building.
A typical home, apartment or car lockout costs $75 to $150 at any hour; the price is quoted by phone before dispatch and does not change on site. Bring photo ID with your address, or your lease, or registration and insurance for a vehicle. There is no charge if you cancel during the initial call.
Yes. We retrieve the key code from the VIN, cut the key and program it to the car inside the garage, usually in 30 to 60 minutes, for most Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, Ford, GM, Mazda, Lexus, BMW, Audi and VW models. Transponder keys typically cost $120 to $250 and smart keys $200 to $450.
Yes. We repair Adams Rite deadlatches on aluminum glass doors, replace door closers, and install or repair Von Duprin, Detex and Dorma panic hardware required for assembly spaces of 50 or more people. Storefront lockouts typically cost $95 to $195 and are quoted by phone before the technician is sent.
