Odenton Locksmith for Key Fobs, Lockouts and Homes

AUTHORITY LOCKSMITH INC · ODENTON

Fob not starting the car, or locked out in Odenton? Authority Locksmith Inc comes to you any hour. Call (443) 527-1442.

Maryland Locksmith License #379 · Insured & bonded · Family owned · Serving Baltimore since 2014 · Free estimates

Around Odenton

Odenton has newer townhouse communities, single-family homes and apartments, with offices and shops in between. For car keys and fobs, you don't need to go anywhere. We come to you.

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Picture This

You come out of the Odenton Regional Library, press the start button, and your Buick says "key not detected." Call us. We'll drive over and program a new Buick key fob.

Car Keys & Key Fobs

Push-button fobs, flip keys and spares. Domestic and Asian cars. See Car Keys & Key Fobs →

Car Lockouts

Doors locked with the key inside? We open the car. See Car Lockouts →

Home Lockouts

Locked out of the townhouse? We open the door. See Home Lockouts →

Before We Get There

Tell us what the dash says when you press start.
Tell us the year, make and model, and that it's push-button start.
Keep the old fob, even if it's not working.

Push-button smart key fob programmed by Authority Locksmith Inc

Good to Know

My car says "key not detected." Is the fob dead? Maybe the battery, maybe the fob. If a new battery doesn't help, we program a new fob.
Can you make a spare push-button fob? Yes. We cut and program spares.
Do you come to townhouse communities in Odenton? Yes. We come to your door.
The only key to our older car is lost, and it's a plain metal key. Can you help? Yes. Many older keys still hide a chip in the head, so we cut the metal and set up the chip too. If yours has no chip, cutting it is all it takes.
My child is locked in the car with the keys. What should I do? If the child seems in distress or the car is getting hot, call 911 right away. If they're fine, call (443) 527-1442 and stay by the car so we can open it.
How did the town get its name? It grew up around a railroad junction built in 1868. The station was named for Oden Bowie, who was president of that railroad and a former governor of Maryland.