Locksmith in Kirkland, WA

Capital Locksmith is a mobile locksmith: we drive to homes, cars and businesses in Kirkland, every day from 7:00 am to 12:00 am, with over 13 years of experience in the locksmith industry.

Where we go in Kirkland

Kirkland is on the east shore of Lake Washington, along I-405 and SR 520. We come to homes, condos, cars and businesses from the downtown waterfront and Market Street to Juanita, Totem Lake and Finn Hill.

Homeowners in Kirkland

About 61 % of Kirkland’s 38,800 households own their home, more than in any other town on these pages (U.S. Census Bureau, 2020–2024). Common homeowner jobs: new deadbolts, lock repair when a key sticks, and rekeying after a move. A lock that still works does not always need replacing: if you only want new keys, rekeying is often enough.

Keypad locks for homes

A keypad lock opens with a code, so there is no key to hide under the doormat, and you can change the code after a contractor, a cleaner or a guest leaves. Most models also keep a key cylinder as a backup.

Finding you

When you call, give us the address. If you are parked somewhere you don’t know the address of, a landmark helps: Marina Park, Juanita Beach Park, Saint Edward State Park or Totem Lake.

What customers say

I had a very good experience with your service. The locksmith arrived quickly, communicated clearly about pricing, and completed the work professionally without damaging the lock. I really appreciated the courteous attitude and efficient service. Thank you for making a stressful situation much easier. I would definitely recommend your company to others.

Александр Егоров Google review

The tech arrived on time. Pricing was fair and it did not take him long at all.

Ryan Cavender Google review

Honestly they where life savers. Great service! Would use it again

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Frequently asked questions

Do you come to Kirkland?

Yes. Kirkland is part of our service area, every day from 7:00 am to 12:00 am. Call (206) 446-6586 with the address.

Can you add a deadbolt to a Kirkland home that doesn't have one?

Usually, yes: the door and the frame are drilled for the bolt and the strike plate. See new locks and deadbolts.

What makes a deadbolt strong?

An ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 or 2 rating, a bolt that goes at least 1 inch into the frame, and a strike plate fixed with screws about 3 inches long that reach the wall framing.

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(206) 446-6586
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