Luke Fosmire

Locksmith

A Legacy of Craftsmanship since 1969

Frank’s Lock & Key is a family-owned, San Luis Obispo County-based (Arroyo Grande) commercial and residential locksmith company. Established in 1969, we provide mobile service for rekey and master key systems, hardware installations, access control, lockouts, door closers and safe work. Please visit the shop to have your house, car, RV, and motorcycle keys cut.

My name is Luke Fosmire

I am 40 years of age and I’ve been locksmithing for 30 years! A second generation licensed locksmith, I began working with my dad at the age of ten. I take a tremendous amount of pride in my craft and look forward to providing you with exceptional service.

Affiliations

Not all local locksmiths are licensed. Always choose a licensed locksmith; your safety and security depend on it!

  • CA LICENSE #985565

  • LCO #6122

  • ALOA MEMBER

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Our services

    • Rekey

    • Hardware installations

    • Repairs

    • Emergency openings

    • Safe drilling

    • Combination changes

    • Keypad deadbolt installation

    • Rekey

    • Hardware installations

    • Repairs

    • Master key systems

    • Access control

    • Door closers

    • Car, motorcycle and RV services.

    • Key duplication

    • Lock repairs

    • Rekeying of cylinders and code cutting keys (available for most models)

    • Originating keys (available for most models)

A San Luis Obispo Locksmith
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A San Luis Obispo Locksmith
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • We provide locksmith services throughout San Luis Obispo County, including Arroyo Grande, Grover Beach, San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach, and the surrounding communities. If you're unsure whether we serve your area, feel free to give us a call.

  • We are a locally owned locksmith business serving our community directly. When you call us, you are speaking with our team—not a national call center or third-party dispatch service.

  • Rekeying means adjusting the internal pins inside your existing lock so that old keys no longer work. After rekeying, the lock will operate with a new key while keeping the same hardware installed on the door.

  • Yes, rekeying is usually recommended when moving into a new home. Previous owners, contractors, neighbors, or service providers may still have copies of the original keys. Rekeying ensures that only your new keys will work.

  • The cost depends on the number of locks and the type of hardware involved. Because every situation is different, we typically provide pricing after learning a little more about the job. Feel free to call us for a quick estimate.

  • Yes. We install and service many types of access control systems that allow businesses to control who can enter certain areas and when.

  • Yes. Door closers are commonly used on commercial doors to ensure they close properly after being opened. We can install new closers, adjust existing ones, or repair closers that are slamming or not closing correctly.

  • We do this. Many businesses use master key systems, which allow certain keys to open multiple doors while other keys only open specific areas.

  • Yes. Many businesses choose to upgrade to keypad or credential-based entry systems to eliminate the need for physical keys. These systems can make it easier to manage employee access and change permissions when needed.

  • In many cases, yes. If the locks are compatible, they can often be rekeyed so that one key works for several doors, making things more convenient.

  • We do. We install many types of electronic and smart locks.

  • Collaborative, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving.

  • Yes. We provide locksmith services for commercial properties, property managers, and businesses. This can include rekeying, hardware installation, and master key systems.

  • Yes, we are located at 601 East Grand Avenue in Arroyo Grande.

  • Yes, we have a locksmith license as well as a contractor's license.

  • Yes. We install and service panic hardware and exit devices commonly used on commercial buildings, schools, and other public spaces. These devices allow doors to open quickly from the inside during an emergency.

  • Yes. Many commercial buildings require door hardware that complies with accessibility standards, including properly functioning door closers, lever handles, and exit devices. We can help ensure hardware operates safely and meets accessibility requirements.

  • For quality and reliability, we only cut keys using blanks supplied by our shop. We do not cut customer-supplied key blanks.