House lockouts
Locked out anywhere from Mokuleia to Sunset Beach. We open it without damage where we can, and confirm it is your home first.
Lockouts, rekeys, rusted locks, and car keys from Mokuleia to Sunset Beach. We make the drive every day, 6 AM to 9 PM.
Pacific Locksmith comes out to the whole North Shore: Waialua and Mokuleia on the west end, and Waimea, Pupukea, and Sunset Beach to the east. Expect us for house and car lockouts, rekeys, locks rusted by rain and surf brought back or replaced, new deadbolts and keypads, car keys and fobs, and locks for the shops and workshops around the old Waialua mill. Everything needed rides in the van, so a single trip covers most jobs. It is a long drive from town, so we give you an honest arrival window when you call. Seven days, 6 AM to 9 PM.
Locked out anywhere from Mokuleia to Sunset Beach. We open it without damage where we can, and confirm it is your home first.
Rain, spray, and age seize cylinders. We clean and service what can be saved and replace what cannot.
Most homes in Waialua went up before 1980. A rekey after you move in means only your keys still work.
Businesses at the old Waialua mill site and along Kamehameha Highway: rekeys when staff change, lock repairs, exit hardware.
A sturdier deadbolt, or a keypad so nobody has to leave a key out for family or guests.
Keys locked in the car at a beach park or a surf spot. We open it without damage and make most keys and fobs on the spot.
Kamehameha Highway is the only major road along the North Shore, as the City's North Shore plan puts it, and it has changed little since the late 1920s. Farrington Highway serves Waialua and Mokuleia.
Winter is the hard season. The plan describes surf-season bottlenecks at Waimea and Laniakea, and parts of the highway are sometimes closed in high surf.
So we give you a window, not a promise. Tell us the address, or the beach park and where you are parked, and we will tell you straight how the drive looks.
Haleiwa sits in the middle of it all and has its own Haleiwa page.
Ka'ena Point to Waiale'e, the North Shore as the City maps it.
The old sugar town and the mill site, now the North Shore's business and workshop center.
Out along Farrington Highway toward Ka'ena Point.
Around Waimea Bay and the valley.
The Pupukea neighborhoods on the ridge above Waimea.
The homes along Kamehameha Highway at Sunset Beach.
In the middle, with its own Haleiwa page.
Sugar ran the North Shore from 1865 until the Waialua Sugar Mill closed in 1996, according to the City's North Shore plan. Waialua's houses come from that era: the median home was built in 1965, and about four in five predate 1980, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
The weather is wetter than town and gets wetter inland. The Waialua rain gauge averaged about 30 inches a year, and the Waimea Valley gauge about 54, per Western Regional Climate Center records.
Old hardware plus damp air and salt spray off the surf is a hard combination for a lock. Keys that drag or bolts that need a shove are worth fixing before they fail.
Yes, the whole North Shore from Mokuleia to Sunset Beach, every day from 6 AM to 9 PM. Call with where you are and what is locked, and we give you an honest arrival window for the drive.
If it still turns and the body is sound, cleaning and servicing often brings it back. If the cylinder or bolt is corroded through, or a key has already snapped in it, replace it, ideally with stainless or solid brass hardware.
Yes. We rekey every door to a new key when staff change, and can set up a master key system so managers carry one key while staff only open their own doors.
Call now and talk to a real local locksmith, or send a request and we will get right back to you.