Locksmith Services in Loveland, CO — Available Day and Night

Locked out, re-keying a new front door, or stuck outside your car on US-34? Loveland Locksmith is a local, licensed locksmith based on W 8th St, minutes from Old Town Loveland. We handle residential, commercial, automotive, and safe locksmith services around the clock — rated 5.0 by local customers.

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5.0★ rating from local Loveland customers

24/7 emergency lockout response

Licensed & insured locksmith

Old Town Loveland service area

WHAT WE DO

Locksmith Services We Offer in Loveland, CO

From a rekey on a Big Thompson-area rental to a fob reprogram in an Old Town parking lot, our Loveland locksmiths carry the tools and key blanks to solve it on the first visit.

Residential

Residential Locksmith Service

Building lockouts
Building key copying
Standard key copying
Lock rekeying
General lock installation
Electronic lock installation
Door lock & bolt hardware installation
Door lock & bolt hardware repair

Commercial

Commercial Locksmith Services

Multi-point key copying
Lock and hardware installation
Lock and hardware repair
General repairs

Automotive

Automotive Locksmith Services

Car lockouts
Car key copying
Car digital & remote key reprogramming
New key fob creation

Safes

Safe Locksmith Services

Safe lock installation
Safe opening
Safe lock repair

Locked out in Loveland right now?

We’re based on W 8th St and run 24 hours a day. Call and we’ll get a locksmith moving toward you immediately — home, car, or business.

(970) 851-4441

SERVICE AREA

Serving Loveland and Nearby Northern Colorado Communities

Our shop sits at 1905 W 8th St #113, close to Old Town Loveland, Lake Loveland, and the Big Thompson River corridor. Most Loveland calls — from neighborhoods near Boyd Lake to homes off US-34 — get a locksmith on site quickly, day or night.

Old Town Loveland
Boyd Lake / East Loveland
West Loveland & US-34
Windsor
Lake Loveland area
Big Thompson River corridor
Berthoud
Fort Collins (south)

Address

1905 W 8th St #113
Loveland, CO 80537

Phone

+1 970-851-4441

Hours

Open 24 Hours

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People ask About our business

Yes. We run around the clock out of our shop at 1905 W 8th St #113, so a lockout at 2 a.m. gets the same response as one at 2 p.m.

Most local locksmiths can typically reach a location within 15 to 30 minutes, depending on distance and traffic, with lockouts treated as top priority. We aim for that same window across Loveland.

Colorado doesn’t require a state-level locksmith license — unlike states such as Florida or Tennessee that regulate the trade directly. Instead, we carry business registration and liability insurance, which is what actually protects you here in Colorado.

Rekeying is almost always the cheaper route and makes sense when your hardware is in good shape and you just need old keys invalidated; replacement is worth it when the lock itself is damaged, worn out, or you want a higher security grade.

A typical three-door rekey job lands around $150–$250 total including the service call, since no new hardware is needed. Exact pricing depends on the lock brand and how many doors are involved.

Full replacement generally runs $80–$200 per lock, and a Grade-1 security upgrade adds roughly $50–$80 in hardware on top of that.

Yes — this is one of our most common automotive calls. Without an original key, a shop typically needs to decode the vehicle’s anti-theft system first, which adds to the job but is routine for a properly equipped locksmith.

It depends on the fob type. Basic remote keys without a chip run about $50–$100, standard chip/smart keys run $150–$400, and push-start keyless entry fobs run $200–$500 or more.

Often, yes. Having the original key can lower programming costs by roughly 20–30%, since the shop skips the anti-theft decoding step that a lost-key job requires.

No. A trained locksmith uses specialized tools to open a vehicle without drilling, and drilling is only used as a last resort on a severely damaged lock.

Rarely. Non-destructive entry is always our first approach; drilling only comes into play if a lock is damaged beyond picking, and even then we typically replace just the cylinder, not the whole lock.

Yes. We stock pin kits for the major residential brands — Kwikset, Schlage, Weiser, and similar — and can also rekey higher-security restricted keyways when authorized to cut those keys.

Yes, this is called keying alike. Locks from the same brand can be rekeyed to share one key, though locks from different brands can’t be matched this way since their pin sizes differ.

Some form of ID or proof you own or live at the property. A responsible locksmith verifies ownership before opening a door or vehicle — it’s a standard safety step, not an inconvenience, and we always follow it.

It’s part of following proper industry practice, and a locksmith who skips this step is actually the bigger red flag. We ask every time, even for regular customers.

Yes — we handle safe opening, lock installation, and lock repair. Non-destructive opening is always attempted first, with drilling reserved for safes where the lock mechanism has failed.

We’re based on W 8th St but regularly cover Berthoud, Windsor, and south Fort Collins, along with the Big Thompson corridor and areas near Boyd Lake.

A standard copy duplicates a basic cut key. A coded key copy also matches the transponder chip inside modern car keys, so the vehicle’s immobilizer recognizes it — a plain hardware-store copy won’t start the car.

Yes. We install and repair commercial-grade hardware, including multi-point locking systems, and can rekey a whole office or multi-tenant building to one key on the same visit.

Yes. Smart locks replace the entire deadbolt mechanism, so unlike a standard rekey job, installing one means swapping the hardware rather than just changing the pins — we handle both the install and setup.