Need a locksmith in Piermont?
Our shop is 25 minutes away.

Piermont's village parking lots fill up on Friday and Saturday evenings and lockouts there are some of our most common calls in the whole Rockland coverage area. Tell us which lot (the one behind Piermont Avenue, the municipal lot near the pier, the lot closer to 9W), what car, and what side. We come via 9W south, pull up to the car, and open non-destructively. If the key is genuinely gone we can cut and program a replacement on-site from the VIN for most modern makes.

Piermont Avenue restaurants rekey back doors, service entries, and office areas multiple times a year — staff turnover, seasonal changes, new owners at the bar next door. We do the quiet work that keeps the public-facing operation running: commercial-grade pins and caps for Schlage and Sargent hardware, high-security cylinders for doors facing the rear alleys, master key systems for multi-level buildings. Scheduled outside dinner hours by default. We've worked most of the block at some point.

The Piermont homes climbing up from the river include original hardware on locks that have been doing their job since the 1880s or 1890s. Mortise locks whose latch finally stopped catching, rim cylinders seized by a century of paint, skeleton-key interior doors that haven't opened in decades. We approach these carefully — extract without damaging the door or surrounding woodwork, source period-appropriate replacements where available, and tell you honestly whether the lock is worth preserving or whether it's time for a modern cylinder behind the original trim.