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A Katsnelson
BROOKLYN, NY
License 0866770-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2003
Find licensed locksmiths serving Brooklyn, NY. Every locksmith listed has an active license on file, with direct contact details and money-blind ranking, so you can compare on merit rather than ad spend.
#1 verified
BROOKLYN, NY
License 0866770-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2003
#2 verified
BROOKLYN, NY
License 2102254-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2021
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 0825454-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2003
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 1312925-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2011
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 0843158-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2005
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 1066005-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2000
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 0871481-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2003
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920 UTICA AVE
License 1210914-DCA · Premises
Licensed since 2005
#9 verified
BROOKLYN, NY
License 0841549-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2003
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2131980-DCWP · Individual
Licensed since 2025
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2077761-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2018
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 0873618-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2002
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2116078-DCWP · Individual
Licensed since 2023
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2093277-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2019
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 0988232-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 1999
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 1039740-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2000
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2052238-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2017
#18 verified
BROOKLYN, NY
License 2129468-DCWP · Individual
Licensed since 2025
#19 verified
BROOKLYN, NY
License 1469524-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2013
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BROOKLYN, NY
License 2008881-DCA · Individual
Licensed since 2014
Brooklyn locksmiths deal with lockouts, rekeying, lock repair and replacement, smart lock installation, and key duplication. Many Brooklyn apartments and brownstones have older hardware, so expect a mix of mechanical and smart lock work. If you live in a multi-unit building, check your lease or ask your landlord before changing any exterior locks. Some Brooklyn blocks have limited parking, which can affect travel time and cost for a locksmith coming to your address.
For lockouts, expect higher rates during evenings, weekends, or holidays. The type and security grade of your lock matters, high-security or smart locks cost more to service or replace. If you need several locks rekeyed or replaced, the total rises with each lock. Travel to your Brooklyn address can add a service or trip fee, especially if you are farther from main roads or in areas with limited parking. Always ask for the full price, including any extra fees, before work starts.
Start by confirming the locksmith holds a current DCWP license. Ask for the total price up front, including service or travel fees, so there are no surprises. If you are rekeying or replacing locks, check your lease or building rules first, especially in Brooklyn rentals and co-ops. Ask about warranty on new locks or smart lock hardware. Look for clear communication and a written estimate before they begin work.
Each locksmith listed on this page has an active license number on file in the ServHom data. ServHom does not independently re-verify or re-check licenses in real time, so you should confirm the license directly with the NYC DCWP before letting anyone work on your locks.
Costs vary depending on the job. A simple key duplication is on the lower end, while a lockout at night or a smart lock installation will cost more. The time of day, lock type and security grade, number of locks, and travel to your address all affect the final price.
Ask for the total price including any service or travel fee before they start work. Confirm their NYC DCWP locksmith license, and ask about any warranty on new hardware they install.
Confirm the locksmith's DCWP license, ask for the full price including service or travel fees upfront, and check whether your building or lease has any restrictions on lock changes. Also ask about warranty coverage on any new hardware they install.
ServHom orders providers using a money-blind system based on license records, contact data, profile completeness, and ranking score. Businesses cannot pay to rank higher on this page.
The cost depends on the type of job and the factors involved. A basic rekey is generally less expensive than a nighttime lockout or a smart lock installation. The lock type, number of locks, time of day, and travel distance to your address all influence the price.
Hourly rates vary by provider and job complexity. Emergency or after-hours calls typically cost more than scheduled appointments. Ask for the total estimated cost before work begins so you know what to expect.
Call out fees vary by provider and can depend on the time of day and your location in Brooklyn. Some locksmiths include travel in their service fee while others charge it separately, so ask for the full breakdown of costs before agreeing to the job.
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