Coeur d'Alene is our home base, and we cover all of it: shops downtown and on Sherman Avenue, older homes in the Fort Grounds and Garden District, hotels and condos near the lake, and the newer neighborhoods spreading north toward Hayden.
Coeur d'Alene isn't one kind of job. Many houses in the Fort Grounds, the Garden District and Sanders Beach still have pre-war hardware, and a new deadbolt won't fit an old mortise pocket until the door is machined. We check what you have first, so an older door isn't cut up for no reason.
Midtown and the streets between Sherman Avenue and I-90 hold a lot of rentals. Landlords and property managers call us to rekey between tenants, and since the van carries Kwikset and Schlage pinning kits, those jobs are usually finished the same day. Downtown and Riverstone lean commercial: storefront locks, panic hardware, electric strikes and master key systems, where a manager's single key may need to work on dozens of doors.
Car keys are a citywide problem. A fob can go missing at Silver Lake Mall, in a resort parking garage or on a Tubbs Hill trail, and we make and program the replacement right at the car.
Any door, any hour, any weather. Professional tools, no damage, and the price you were quoted.
$75–$130Shut out of a house in Midtown or the Garden District? Most home doors are open in under 10 minutes, with no scratches left behind.
$55–$110Keys locked in the car downtown or by the lake? Most vehicles open in 2–10 minutes using proper entry tools, never a slim jim.
$60–$110Between tenants or after a lost key, plan on about 15 minutes per door. The old keys stop working as soon as we finish.
$35–$75Grade-1 deadbolts with reinforced strike plates. On an older door, we tell you upfront if the mortise pocket needs machining.
$75–$140Code, phone or fingerprint entry, fully set up for you: the app, Wi-Fi, auto-lock and guest codes for family or renters.
$95–$230Calling is the quickest way to reach us: we pick up 24/7, quote on the call and come to you.
