Sylvania is the Screven County seat, north of Statesboro on US 301 and not far from the South Carolina line. We cover the town and the surrounding county for automotive, residential, and commercial work.
US 301 runs traffic straight through Sylvania, and highway corridors generate a particular kind of call: travelers with dead fobs, keys locked in vehicles at fuel stops, and drivers a long way from their own mechanic. We handle those alongside the everyday local work.
Screven County's economy leans heavily on timber and agriculture, which means work trucks, equipment, gates, and outbuildings — all of which need key systems that actually work under real conditions. We build and service those rather than just cutting house keys.
Employee turnover is the most common reason a business calls us. Rekeying compatible locks costs far less than replacing them, and a properly planned master key system gives you levels of access instead of one key that opens everything.
We answer calls and run mobile service 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Our shop at 372 Savannah Avenue in Statesboro is available by appointment only — call 912-419-3368 first and we'll set a time. We're a one-person operation, so if we're out on a call there's nobody at the shop to meet you. A two-minute phone call saves you a wasted drive.
Also serving nearby: Statesboro, Millen, Portal, and Rocky Ford.
The whole county, including Hiltonia, Newington, Oliver, and Rocky Ford.
We provide safe opening and service. Tell us the make and model when you call so we can come prepared — safe work is the one job where showing up blind rarely goes well.
Yes — cylinders, levers, closers, panic bars, and storefront locks, within locksmith scope.
We're open 24 hours. Call directly for the fastest response.
Statesboro, Brooklet, Portal, Register, Nevils, Metter, Millen, Pembroke, Claxton, Vidalia, Reidsville, Swainsboro, Glennville
