Broken Key Extraction
A snapped key can shut down your entire day. Our locksmiths remove broken blades from doors, trunks, and ignitions without harming delicate wafers or scratching exterior panels
Get That Stuck Blade Out Safely
Keys usually break due to metal fatigue or misalignment. Extracting the fragment without proper tools can enlarge the keyway or damage internal wafers, leading to costly lock replacement. Miami Key Masters uses specialized spiral extractors, lubricants, and magnified scopes to grip and pull out even flush-broken pieces. After removal, we examine the lock, lubricate it, and cut a fresh key or re-key if necessary, ensuring dependable operation moving forward.
Benefits
Non-destructive extraction techniques
Works on doors, trunks, glove boxes, and ignitions
Lock inspected and serviced after removal
Replacement key cut on-site if needed
Service completed in one visit
Why Choose Us
- Precision tools sized for each keyway type
- Magnification aids to prevent wafer damage
- Continuous training on new vehicle lock designs
- Straightforward pricing regardless of extraction depth
- Courteous technicians keep you informed every step
FAQ's
Can you extract a key if nothing is protruding?
Yes, our spiral extractors grip the broken edge inside the keyway and pull it out gently
Will I need a new lock afterward?
Usually not. We inspect wafers and springs; if intact, a thorough cleaning and lubricant restore normal function
How did my key break in the first place?
Common causes include worn blades, frozen locks, or using the key as a handle to turn stiff cylinders
Do you provide a replacement key on the spot?
Absolutely. Once the fragment is out, we decode the lock or duplicate the existing pattern to cut a fresh key
Is extraction covered by my auto insurance?
Some roadside plans reimburse locksmith fees—check your policy or ask your insurer. We supply detailed invoices to assist claims
