Service Areas

What “mobile” actually means here

El Paso County is roughly a thousand square miles and the drive from the far Westside to Fabens is not a short one. So rather than promise every caller the same arrival time, we tell you an honest ETA for your address before a technician leaves — and if another company is genuinely closer at that hour, we would rather say so than leave you waiting.

Our vans are stocked as working shops: key blanks, transponder stock, programming equipment, cutting machines and residential and commercial hardware. That matters most in the outlying communities, where a second trip back into town would otherwise turn a one-hour job into a next-day appointment.

Fort Bliss and military families

We serve Fort Bliss and the surrounding base-area housing daily, including PCS turnovers where a family needs every lock rekeyed on arrival. We photograph and document nothing on post, and we work only from public areas and the residence itself.

Across the state line and the border

Our coverage extends into southern New Mexico — Chaparral, Vado, Las Cruces and Mesilla — and to Ciudad Juárez. Service in Juárez is arranged by phone; call and we will tell you plainly what we can do and when.

What we do once we arrive

Everything on our automotive, residential and commercial service lists travels with the van. The three most common calls by far are car lockouts, house lockouts and key fob programming.