Burnet County
Highland Lakes Lock & Key provides mobile locksmith service throughout Burnet, the Burnet County seat, from residential rekeys near the historic square to commercial security for businesses off US-281 and SH-29. We come to you — no storefront wait, no towing your car across the county.
Burnet is the Burnet County seat and calls itself the "Bluebonnet Capital of Texas." The town's roots go back to Fort Croghan, a U.S. Army post established in 1849 just west of downtown (now a small museum). Unlike Marble Falls or Kingsland, Burnet isn't built around the water — it sits inland at the crossroads of US-281 and SH-29, about 13 miles north of Marble Falls, which means more daily commercial and municipal traffic and more agricultural and ranch-property calls than lakefront ones.
The Burnet County Courthouse — a pink-granite building finished in 1937 — anchors Historic Burnet Square, where older brick storefronts house law offices, small retailers, and county-adjacent businesses that depend on their doors locking properly every night. Burnet also functions as a regional hub, with a hospital campus, the county government complex, and light industry among the area's larger employers, alongside newer subdivisions that have grown up on the town's edges.
For Burnet homeowners, we handle house lockouts, rekeying after a move or a lost key, and lock repair or replacement on older homes near downtown as well as newer builds on the edges of town. For businesses around Historic Burnet Square and along US-281/SH-29, we install and service commercial-grade locks and master key systems for multi-tenant buildings. Automotive lockout and key/fob service is also available anywhere in Burnet.
Yes. Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–5:30 PM is our standard rate window; any call outside those hours is handled as after-hours emergency service at a higher rate, available 24/7.
Yes. We design and install master key systems for multi-tenant commercial buildings so property managers and tenants each get appropriate access without a drawer full of unmarked keys.
We strongly recommend it. You have no way of knowing how many keys the previous owner, agents, or contractors had cut. Rekeying is a same-visit service that lets you keep your existing hardware while making sure only your keys work.