A lot of the calls involve cars
So many visitors pass through 92802 that a good share of locksmith calls are about vehicles: keys locked in a rental car in a hotel lot, a fob lost during a long day out, a trunk that won't open with the luggage inside.
Residents call for more ordinary reasons, from apartment lockouts to rekeying a unit between guests.
If you're visiting
Locked out of a rental car? Check your rental agreement first. Many include roadside service, which may already cover a lockout. If you do call a locksmith, have your rental agreement or registration and ID ready, plus the hotel name and parking level.
Jobs we arrange in 92802
- Rental and personal car lockouts in hotel and event parking
- Lost fob replacement and programming
- Trunk openings
- Apartment lockouts away from the resort
- Rekeys for short-term rental owners between guests
- Keypad deadbolts for rental units
Short-term rental owners
Keys disappear with guests. A keypad deadbolt with a fresh code for every booking avoids rekeying after each stay, while a mechanical override covers dead batteries. Rekey the keyed cylinders whenever a cleaner or manager changes.
Getting here
Resort traffic peaks around park opening and closing and during conventions. Hotel parking structures can be confusing, so give the level and the nearest elevator.
Away from the resort
Behind the hotels, streets of apartments and small houses look like any Anaheim neighborhood. Residents there deal with the usual problems: a stiff deadbolt, a lost key ring, a new lease that needs fresh keys. Managers of the larger complexes often ask about keypad entry on gates and laundry rooms so they stop reissuing keys every month. For apartment lockouts, the locksmith will want to see ID with the unit address, so keep a photo of your lease on your phone.
