We are not a call center with a Florida area code. We are two people who started with one van in Miami, and the technicians we trained ourselves.
Before there was a company there were two people getting good at two things. One had become one of the best locksmith technicians in the area, the kind who as a kid took everything apart to see how it worked and then put it back together. The other was finishing a degree in marketing management. In 2018 they put the two together and started Florida Locksmith Pros from scratch.
For the first four months they were the only employees: one scheduled every client and answered every call, the other did every job. Twenty-four-hour service with two people means late nights, long drives and weekends that are not weekends. Within a year the company had a reputation in South Florida for showing up, fixing it and charging what it said it would.
We do not dispatch strangers from a directory. Every technician on a Florida Locksmith Pros van was vetted and trained by the locksmith who founded the company, and works under our name, in our marked vans, with our ID. That is why the price on the phone is the price at the door: the person quoting and the person working answer to the same family.
Locksmithing has a reputation problem, and it is earned: quotes that double at the door, drills where a pick would do, vans with no name on them. Our answer since day one has been a written work order with the price and your signature before any work starts, and a technician who explains what they are doing while they do it. It costs us a few sales. It is the reason customers call back and send their neighbors.
South Florida is home: Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach since 2018. The Gulf Coast crew covers Naples, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Port Charlotte and Tampa Bay; the Central Florida crew covers greater Orlando. Our home office is open to anyone who needs a key copied or wants to talk through their doors; one day it will be a storefront. For now the vans are the store, and they come to you.
Hablamos español. About half of our calls are in Spanish and every dispatcher and most technicians speak it.
Fake locksmiths are the biggest problem in this trade: a rock-bottom quote on the phone, an unmarked car, a drill instead of a pick, and a bill several times higher at the door. Here is what a real visit from us looks like, every time.
Our name on the side, tools and parts inside. If someone shows up in an unmarked car, it is not us.
The dispatcher tells you their name before they arrive. They carry photo ID and will show it before touching your door.
Your ticket number, the job and the price, signed by both of you before any work starts. No verbal quotes, no surprises.
Lockouts are opened without damage. Drilling only happens with your written approval and we replace the lock on the same visit.
Florida stopped issuing county locksmith licenses on July 1, 2025, so no locksmith in the state can show you a current license number. What you can check on us: our Google Business Profile with reviews and photos, our registration in the Florida business registry, our liability insurance certificate, which any technician can text you, and the fact that we answer at the same two numbers we have used since 2018.
Every photo here is from our own work in Florida. No stock, no other company's trucks.
The three things people mention most: the price matched the quote, the door was not damaged, and the technician was who the dispatcher said.
Locked out at eleven at night with groceries melting on the step. The dispatcher gave me a price on the phone, the tech was here in 22 minutes, opened the door without a scratch and charged exactly that number. I did not expect that from a locksmith.
Bought a condo and had no idea how many keys were floating around. They rekeyed the entry, the patio door and the storage closet to one key in under an hour and explained what they were doing. Van was marked, tech had ID, invoice was itemized.
The dealer wanted almost double and a three-day wait. Florida Locksmith Pros came to my job, cut and programmed the fob in the parking lot and it worked on the first try. Hablan español, which for my mom mattered.
Call, text or build your ticket. A dispatcher answers 24 hours a day and tells you the number before a van moves.
