Locksmith in Ashville, OH

Lockouts from Main Street to the Logistics Parks

Ashville is home to the oldest working traffic light on record, now on display at Ohio's Small Town Museum, but these days most of its traffic heads up US-23 or Ashville Pike toward the distribution centers and the Norfolk Southern intermodal terminal north of the village. Keys get locked in cars in those employee lots, outside Teays Valley High School, at the Fourth of July carnival in Ashville Community Park, and in driveways on icy mornings. We come to your vehicle, open it without damage, and cut or program a new key or fob when the old one is gone.

Rekeying Homes in Little Chicago and Hickory Glen

Ashville's housing runs from older frame houses near Long Street and the railroad-era Little Chicago neighborhood to new single-family homes and townhomes at Hickory Glen off Viking Way. If you just bought, rented, or lost track of who has a spare key, rekeying makes every old key useless — it starts at $59 per lock and costs less than replacing the hardware. We also install new deadbolts and smart locks, open locked safes, and handle lockouts at shops and small businesses along Main Street.