One key for every door
Every door keyed alike, so a household of five is not juggling a ring of different keys.
Rekeys, lockouts, new locks, and car keys across Waipahu, Waikele, and Village Park. Open daily from 6 AM to 9 PM.
Pacific Locksmith works all over Waipahu as a mobile locksmith, from the older streets around Waipahu Depot Street to Village Park, plus Waikele and Royal Kunia next door. We handle house, apartment, and car lockouts, rekeys, new deadbolts and smart locks, car keys and fobs, and locks for local shops. We bring the blanks and the programming tools, so there is rarely a second trip. Call and you get a straight arrival window. We are out 6 AM to 9 PM, weekends too.
Every door keyed alike, so a household of five is not juggling a ring of different keys.
A keypad deadbolt gives each person a code instead of a copy, and a code can be changed without touching the lock.
About four in ten homes in Waipahu are rented. Rekey when one tenant leaves, before the next one moves in.
Original deadbolts and knobs from the 1960s and 70s, cleaned and serviced, or replaced when they are past saving.
Storefronts and offices around Waipahu Town Center and the shopping plazas: new keys when staff leave, lock repairs, exit hardware.
A lost car key or a dead fob, cut and programmed in your driveway for most makes.
Waipahu sits on the leeward side above Pearl Harbor's West Loch and Middle Loch, along Farrington Highway and the H-1.
Skyline rail runs through town, with the Ho'ae'ae and Pouhala stations on Farrington Highway, both opened on June 30, 2023. If you are locked out near one of them, tell us which station.
Freeway traffic decides most trips out here, so you get an arrival window, not a promise. Give us the street and a cross street, or the store you parked at in Waikele, and you get an honest estimate.
Waikele, Royal Kunia, Village Park, Pearl City, and Ewa Beach sit right around town, and we cover all of them.
All of Waipahu, and the neighborhoods around it.
The older core around Waipahu Depot Street, Hawaii's Plantation Village, and the old sugar mill smokestack.
The Crestview neighborhood on the Pearl City side of town.
Waikele's homes and the shopping around the outlets.
The neighborhoods up Kunia Road.
Waipio Gentry, which shares Waipahu addresses.
The streets around the Ho'ae'ae and Pouhala Skyline stations on Farrington Highway.
Waipahu homes are full. The average household here is 4.27 people, against 2.85 for Hawaii as a whole, per the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.
More people means more keys in more pockets, and more of them going missing. If you no longer know how many copies are out there, a rekey resets the count to the keys you hand out.
The locks themselves are often old. The median home in Waipahu was built in 1971, and about seven in ten predate 1980. A key that sticks or a deadbolt you have to force is worth fixing before it fails with someone locked out.
Usually by picking the lock or bypassing it, which leaves the door and the lock as they were. Drilling is the last resort, and we talk it through with you before we do it. Either way, we check a photo ID showing you live there before we open anything.
Yes, if it is your apartment. We ask for ID or a lease showing you live there, and we open most apartment doors without damage. If the lock belongs to your landlord or building, we can still get you in, but changing or rekeying it is their call.
Not long. A standard house lock takes a few minutes once we are at the door, and a whole house is normally done in one visit. Old or corroded cylinders can take longer if they need cleaning or parts first.
Call now and talk to a real local locksmith, or send a request and we will get right back to you.