Baywood Locksmith & Key comes to you with keys, fobs and door hardware on board: a condo shut up all summer, a house near the river whose door has settled, a clinic or shop in the River District. You hear a free estimate before any work.
Each card opens the page for that job. One number covers all four, day or night.
Most new calls come from someone who used us before: a condo manager, a neighbor down the street, a snowbird's family up north. That only keeps happening when the last job went right.
Every visit is mobile. Lee County: Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Lehigh Acres, San Carlos Park, Iona, Cypress Lake, Villas, Gateway, McGregor, Whiskey Creek, Fort Myers Shores, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, Bonita Springs and North Estero. Collier County: Naples, East Naples, Golden Gate, Pelican Bay, Naples Park, Naples Manor, Immokalee and Ave Maria. Charlotte County: Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Punta Gorda Isles and Rotonda West. Farther out: LaBelle and Nocatee.
Gated communities are routine. Tell us the gate name and how visitors get in, and the technician arrives with a plan. Snowbird homes opened after a long summer, condos with association rules and houses rebuilt after a storm are all ordinary work here.
Retold plainly; the people and places stay anonymous. If one looks like your problem, it's the same number.
Owners returning after months away found the front door key no longer turned; salt air and no use had done it.
Their ID checked, the door opened, the cylinder cleaned and rekeyed, and a sticky patio slider lock fixed on the same visit.
An early weekday · done while they unpacked
A small office downtown lost its master key, and six doors depended on it.
A new master key system was set up, staff keys cut and handed out, and a list kept of who holds which key.
Midweek, midday · finished in one stop
A pickup locked at a boat ramp with the keys on the seat and the trailer still hitched.
Registration checked against the driver's ID, the truck opened, and the boat day carried on.
Friday evening · single trip
We serve this area · Your town on the map? Then it's on our route. Gate codes and building rules just need a mention when you call.
The things people want to know before a technician heads their way.
Yes. Tell us how visitors get in, whether that's a guard, a call box or a code, and we plan around it. Some associations want a work notice first, and we can wait on that.
Rarely. The broken piece can usually be removed and a new key made. Keep using the door and the piece goes deeper, so leave it for the technician.
Yes. Calls after dark and on holidays are handled the same way as daytime calls, and the estimate is still free.
Yes, and it is one of the most common jobs for landlords and condo owners. The locks stay, the old keys stop working, and the new tenant gets fresh keys.
If the lock turns smoothly and the door closes true, rekeying is usually enough. Salt water and a swollen frame can ruin a lock, and then a new one makes more sense. The technician shows you which before anything is done.
Yes. Spare keys and fobs are cut and programmed at the car, which saves the trip to a dealer. Bring every key that still works so they can be checked together.
Waiting well is the part you control.
In the heat, wait in shade or inside a nearby store rather than in a closed car. After dark, choose a lit place with people around. The technician calls on the way.
Hangers, cards and sprays usually leave a bent latch or a snapped key, and a quick lockout becomes a lock replacement.
A license plus a lease, a utility bill or the car's registration is what the technician asks to see. Having it out saves a few minutes.
