Residential locksmith
Front-door lockouts, rekeying after closing on a house, deadbolts, sliding-door and hurricane-shutter padlocks, mailbox and gate locks.
Sheet 01P.O. boxes & business ZIPs
Several Boca Raton ZIP codes are used for post office boxes and large mail recipients, not for streets. This page covers the lock and key jobs that go with them.
Fold 02Local notes
Boca Raton has more ZIP codes than neighbourhoods. 33427, 33429, 33464, 33481, 33488, 33497 and 33499 are used mainly for post office boxes and for organisations that receive a lot of mail, not for street addresses. If one is on your mail, your home or office also has a street ZIP, most likely 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, 33498 or 33428. Open that page to read about your area.
People keep a P.O. box for a reason: a home business, a seasonal household that forwards mail north for the summer, a landlord with units across the county, or someone who moves often. Each of those has its own lock jobs. A home office safe needs opening. Several rentals need rekeys after tenants change. A small business needs its own mailbox or parcel locker lock replaced.
The locks on post office boxes belong to the Postal Service. Lose a P.O. box key and the post office replaces the lock. Private mailboxes at a house, a condo building or an office are different, and a locksmith can replace those.
Seasonal residents who forward mail can also cut down on lockouts. Before you head north, leave a key with a neighbour or the building office, change keypad codes given to summer contractors when you return, and think about rekeying if a house-watch service changed hands while you were away.
Fold 03Services
Front-door lockouts, rekeying after closing on a house, deadbolts, sliding-door and hurricane-shutter padlocks, mailbox and gate locks.
Plaza storefronts, medical suites and warehouses: rekeys after staff changes, master keys, panic bars, closers and cabinet locks.
Keys locked in a car at a beach lot or a mall garage, replacement and transponder keys, fobs, broken key removal and ignitions.
Can't get in, or can't lock up. A snapped key, a jammed deadbolt, a door forced in a break-in. Call, describe it, get the price first.
Fold 04FAQ
No. P.O. box locks belong to the Postal Service; ask at your post office. Private and building mailboxes are a different matter.
Yes. List the addresses and the number of doors so the dispatcher can quote and plan the route.
Leave one with someone you trust, note who has codes to any keypad, and plan a rekey if access changed while you were away.
Fold 05Nearby
Fold 06Callback
Not urgent? Fill this in. A dispatcher rings you back, checks the address and the lock, and gives you a price before a locksmith is booked.