Our Aubrey office sits on Cowboy Trl in Denton County, and the US 380 corridor links it to our Prosper and McKinney offices. Road Angel has been in business since 2005, and our team has been in the auto service industry since 1993.
Texas regulates locksmiths through the Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Program, under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1702. Road Angel's team are licensed automotive locksmiths. That license matters because a locksmith can open your car or make a key that starts it, and you should know who's doing that work.
Automotive locksmiths typically ask for proof of ownership before a key is cut or programmed, such as a photo ID that matches the vehicle's Texas title or registration. Ownership checks like this are standard in automotive locksmith work because they stop a stranger from getting a key to a car that isn't theirs. A phone photo of your registration helps if the paper copy is locked inside the car.
Common call locations include:
- Apartment complexes, where cars sit in shared lots
- Multi-level parking garages
Texas summers bring triple-digit heat, so a lockout in a sunny parking lot is a safety problem, not just a hassle. We offer a free child lockout service.
Our work is fixed where you're stopped. A local dispatcher in North Texas answers your call and asks the right questions to find you. You get an upfront price before anyone rolls. Then our technician comes to your driveway, lot or roadside, which often saves you the tow and the trip to the dealership.