24/7 Mobile Locksmith in Greenville NC

Need a Locksmith in Greenville, NC Right Now?

Call (919) 901-3231. All In Locksmith is a 24/7 mobile locksmith service for Greenville and the rest of Pitt County. We come to your car, home or business at any hour, for an emergency lockout or a job you planned weeks ago.

We answer the phone day and night. Tell us what happened and where you are. A licensed technician drives out with the tools and parts, so you never have to tow a car or carry a lock to a shop.

All In Locksmith is licensed and insured under NC Locksmith License #2554. Our team is based in Kenly, NC, and we drive to Greenville for every call.

Lost Your Car Key or Key Fob in Greenville?

You can get a new car key without a trip to the dealer. Our car locksmiths make new keys on the spot and set up replacement fobs and keyless remotes at the car itself. That might be a driveway, a work lot or a parking deck. We do this for many makes and models.

A key fob is the small remote that locks and unlocks your doors. If it was lost or quit working, the car has to learn a new one. That step is called programming, and we do it on site.

Before you call, find these 3 things if you can:

1. The make, model and year of the car.
2. The VIN. It is the 17-character number on a small plate where the dashboard meets the windshield, on the driver’s side.
3. Proof the car is yours. We check ownership before we make any key.

With that information, we can tell you on the first call whether we can make your key. Down to your last key? Order a spare today. Copying a working key is much simpler than starting from zero. Read more about our car key and fob help.

Locked Out Near Campus, Uptown or the Medical District?

Greenville stays busy around the clock. East Carolina University counted 27,153 students in fall 2025. ECU Health Medical Center, a Level I trauma center, runs on day and night shifts. So plenty of people walk out to their cars late at night or before sunrise.

Keys stuck inside the car after a late shift or a game? Call us. We open cars, homes and offices without damaging the door or the lock whenever possible. Then we can cut a spare on the spot so it does not happen again.

Two quick notes for Greenville callers:

• If a child or pet is shut inside a car, dial 911 before anything else.
• If you live in a campus residence hall, your room key belongs to the university. Contact campus housing for that lock. We are glad to help with your car.

Driving through? I-587 runs about 37 miles from I-95 near Wilson to the west side of Greenville. If you get stuck on the way in, give us the nearest exit or business name. Drivers on the other end of that road can find our locksmith help in Wilson as well.

Who Else Holds a Key to Your Greenville Rental?

Greenville is a renter’s city. Only about 1 in 3 homes here is lived in by its owner (32.7%, U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 to 2024). The rest are rented. With that many leases starting and ending each year, keys get lost, copied, handed to friends and left in drawers all the time, so nobody can say for sure who still has one.

If you rent

Check your lease before anyone touches the locks. Many leases ask you to get the landlord’s okay first. Once you have it, we can rekey your door, fix a lock that sticks or make extra keys for a roommate.

If you own or manage rentals

Rekey between every tenant. A rekey swaps the tiny pins inside the lock. After that, the old keys will not work in it. You keep the same hardware, and the new tenant gets keys nobody else has. We also make copies for maintenance staff and repair worn locks on busy doors.

Turning over several units at once? Tell us how many doors when you book. That way the technician brings enough pins and parts to finish every door in one visit.

Do You Offer Commercial Locksmith Services in Greenville?

Yes. We help Greenville shops, offices, restaurants and clinics with their doors. Many medical offices sit on the west side of the city, in an area known as the Medical District. Any business with staff turnover runs into the same problem sooner or later, because keys tend to walk out the door with people who no longer work there.

Common jobs for local businesses include:

• Rekeying after a manager or employee leaves.
• Getting you back into a locked storefront or office, early or late.
• Extra keys for new hires.
• Repairing or upgrading locks that are worn, loose or hard to turn.

We answer 24/7, so the work can happen before you open or after you close. See our full list of lock services for businesses.

Just Bought a Home in Greenville? Start With the Locks

When you buy a house in Greenville, the sellers, their family members and any contractor who worked on the place may all still hold a key that opens your front door. A rekey on move-in day ends that worry. We can often set every outside door to work with 1 key.

Some doors need more than a rekey. A deadbolt that sticks or wobbles can often be repaired and kept. A lock that is worn out can be swapped for a stronger deadbolt. You can also go keyless with a smart lock, which opens with a keypad code or your phone.

We install smart locks and new deadbolts, and we will tell you plainly when a simple repair is enough. Learn more about our home lock work.

Where Do Our Greenville Locksmiths Work?

Greenville is the county seat of Pitt County, with 87,521 people at the 2020 Census. We serve the whole city and the wider Pitt County area. Our mobile service reaches homes, apartment complexes, businesses and parking lots alike.

Because we are mobile, there is no storefront to visit. Every job happens at your location. Would you rather not call? Send us a note through the request form at the bottom of this page.

Greenville Locksmith FAQ

Is All In Locksmith a 24 hour locksmith in Greenville, NC?

Yes. We answer calls 24/7, nights and weekends included.

Can a locksmith program a key fob without the dealer?

Often, yes. We program fobs and keyless remotes on site for many cars. Give us the year, make and model, and we can say on that call whether your car is one we can do.

Can I get my apartment locks rekeyed as a renter?

Yes, once your landlord agrees. Ask first, since your lease may say who is allowed to change the locks.

How can I tell if a Greenville locksmith is licensed?

North Carolina says locksmiths must be licensed (G.S. 74F-3), and their ads must list a valid license number (G.S. 74F-12). Ask for the number, then check it on the NC Locksmith Licensing Board’s website. Ours is #2554.

Locked out, lost a key or need new locks in Greenville? Call (919) 901-3231 any time. We will send a licensed technician to wherever you are.