Licensed Locksmiths in Pennsylvania

8 cities live · 11 counties · Updated July 2026

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Pennsylvania has no state locksmith license. Every listing here is verified through PA Dept of State (business entity search) + proof of insurance, plus insurance and review screening — and the registration number is printed on each one.

Look up a PA locksmith’s registration yourself → PA Dept of State (business entity search) + proof of insurance

Browse Pennsylvania by county

County hubs link to every town we cover — the fastest way to find a verified locksmith near you.

Allegheny County

1 of 1 towns live

Berks County

1 of 1 towns live

Dauphin County

1 of 1 towns live

Erie County

0 of 1 towns live

Lackawanna County

0 of 1 towns live

Lancaster County

1 of 1 towns live

Lehigh County

1 of 1 towns live

Montgomery County

1 of 2 towns live

Northampton County

1 of 1 towns live

Philadelphia County

1 of 1 towns live

York County

0 of 1 towns live

Cities in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia 5 verifiedPittsburgh 3 verifiedAllentown 7 verifiedBethlehem 5 verifiedReading 11 verifiedLancaster 9 verifiedHarrisburg 6 verifiedScranton coming soonErie coming soonYork coming soonKing of Prussia 8 verifiedNorristown coming soon

Pennsylvania locksmith licensing & verification

No — Pennsylvania does not license locksmiths at the state level. Instead, each listing is verified through PA Dept of State (business entity search) + proof of insurance plus proof of insurance and review screening before it earns the Verified badge.

We verify business registration through PA Dept of State (business entity search) + proof of insurance, confirm active insurance, and screen review history. Listings that can't be verified don't get in, and insurance is re-checked on a regular cycle.

Across Pennsylvania, a standard house lockout typically runs $80–$180 and car lockouts $75–$160, with after-hours work adding $50–$100. Each town page shows local ranges. Always get the full price in writing first.