San Anselmo Safes, Car Keys and Front Doors
Forgot the safe combination, or the key went missing along with the person who knew where it was kept? We open safes in San Anselmo, make car keys at the car, and deal with front doors that will not let you back in.
LOCKSMITH LIC. LCO 8138CA BSIS · tap to verify- Open 7 days, 7:30 AM to 11:30 PM
- License LCO 8138
- Military & veteran discount
- Se habla español
Start with what happened
Safe Lockouts in San Anselmo
Lost the combination or the key to a home safe? We start with non-destructive methods, and any drilling is explained first. We also handle cabinets, mailboxes and storage unit locks.
See the serviceCar Keys Made at the Curb
No key, no spare, and no wait for a dealer. We cut and program keys and push-to-start fobs for most makes right at your car. Proof of ownership required.
See the serviceLocked Out of the House
Keys on the counter and the door shut behind you? We open it without damage whenever possible, seven days a week, and you hear the final price first.
See the serviceRekeys Near the Hub and the Seminary
Moving into a San Anselmo home? We rekey so earlier keys stop working, or replace worn locks after you have seen the price.
See the serviceAlso in San Anselmo: Commercial · Smart locks
Around the Hub and Up Into the Hills
San Anselmo is a small town that packs a lot in. Downtown runs along San Anselmo Avenue past Creek Park, the Hub is where the main roads meet, and the Seminary area sits above it around San Francisco Theological Seminary, built in 1892. Sleepy Hollow lies just up the valley. Our van comes over from Concord and parks wherever your door, your safe or your car happens to be.
Here is a close call: the San Anselmo Historical Museum says the town voted to incorporate in 1907 by 83 to 79. Four votes made it a town. Before that, railroad maps simply called the place Junction. A margin that thin is a reminder that small things decide a lot, like whether the back door really latched tonight.

Straight talk about price
On the phone you tell us what happened, and we give you a ballpark based on that. When the technician arrives, the first thing he does is look at the lock and make sure it matches what you described. A door that sounded simple can turn out to be a different story, and sometimes it is the other way around.
Then you hear the final number, before a single tool touches the lock. You decide, and only then we start. No surprises on the bill, and the receipt carries our license number, LCO 8138.
A name with a reason behind it
Soufiane Gmira named the company in honor of his great-grandfather, who fought in Vietnam. The respect for people who served never left him, and it is the reason every active duty service member and veteran gets a discount from us.
Military and veteran discount. Mention it when you call. That is all it takes.
Asked by neighbors
Can you open a safe without destroying what is inside?
That is the goal every time. We start with non-destructive methods. If drilling turns out to be the only way, the technician explains why, gives you the price and waits for your yes before going ahead. Tell us the brand and type of safe on the phone and we will give you a ballpark.
We live up in Sleepy Hollow. Do you come out that far?
Yes. The van covers San Anselmo and the neighborhoods around it, Sleepy Hollow included, from early morning to late evening. There is no shop to drive to: we come to the house. The technician checks the lock first and gives you the final price before any tool touches it.
I am down to one car key. Should I get a spare made now?
If it is your only one, yes. Copying a working key is simpler than starting from nothing after it is lost. We cut and program the spare at your car, including smart keys and push-to-start fobs for most makes. Proof of ownership is required, and you get an itemized receipt.
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