Priority Service Area · Llano County
Serving the Kingsland community with mobile locksmith service for lake homes, ranch properties, and everything in between, Highland Lakes Lock & Key comes to you — no storefront visit required. From weekend lockouts on the water to gate hardware repairs out past the highway, our technicians bring the tools and the local know-how to get you back in and secure.
Kingsland sits where the Colorado River and the Llano River come together to form Lake LBJ, a spot locals have long called "where the Rivers meet the Lake." That geography is exactly what makes Kingsland different from a typical Hill Country town. This isn't a one-industry community — it's a mix of deep-water homes on the Colorado arm with private boat docks, quieter channel and cove properties along the Llano River arm, low-maintenance manufactured and RV communities favored by retirees and part-time residents, and working ranch acreage stretching along RR 1431 and RR 2900 toward the Llano County line.
Lake houses are a good example of what shapes our work here. A lot of Kingsland waterfront property sits empty for weeks at a time between owner visits or short-term rental turnovers, which means old keys end up in the hands of more people than an owner can always track — a property manager, a dock hand, a cleaning crew, a previous renter. Rekeying a lake house when ownership changes, when a rental agreement ends, or simply as routine security upkeep is one of the most common calls we get from this area. Boat docks, boathouses, and lakeside storage buildings often need their own hardware too, and we can handle that during the same visit.
Kingsland's rural side brings a different set of needs. Ranch and acreage properties off RR 1431, RR 2900, and the smaller county roads frequently rely on gate entry systems — keypad or keyed gate locks at the property line, sometimes paired with a separate lock on a barn, shop, or equipment shed. When a keypad fails or a key gets lost, it's not the kind of thing that can wait until a trip into town solves it, and we come to the property to handle it on-site.
The manufactured home and RV communities scattered around Kingsland, along with the seasonal and retiree population that call this area home for part of the year, round out the picture. Manufactured homes often have door hardware that doesn't match standard residential stock, and a lockout or worn-out lock on one of these homes needs a locksmith who's actually worked on that hardware before.
Whether you're locked out of a lake house on a Saturday afternoon, need a full rekey after buying property on Lake LBJ, or have a gate keypad that quit working out on RR 2900, we bring the same mobile service to Kingsland that we provide across the Highland Lakes region: residential lockouts and rekeying (houses, docks, and outbuildings), lock installation and repair for both standard and manufactured-home hardware, gate and rural-access lock service, and automotive lockout and key/fob service for the boat ramps, parks, and driveways around town.
Yes, rekeying is one of the most common requests we get from new Lake LBJ owners. Waterfront properties often change hands with keys still out with former owners, property managers, cleaning crews, or past renters, so a rekey after closing is a straightforward way to make sure you're the only one with access.
Yes. Docks, boathouses, and lakeside storage buildings often use separate locks from the main residence, and we handle lockouts, rekeying, and new lock installation on those structures, typically during the same visit as the house.
Yes, we service keyed and keypad gate entry systems on rural and ranch properties around Kingsland. A broken gate lock can leave a property inaccessible, and it's exactly the kind of call our mobile service is set up to handle on-site.
Yes. Kingsland has a significant manufactured-home and RV community, and their door and lock hardware often differs from standard residential doors. Our technicians work on both.