About

Our Mission

Zippy Auto Car Keys Locksmith was founded to solve a simple problem: getting locked out of your car shouldn’t mean waiting hours for help or paying for a tow. Currently, we proudly serve in and around Hertfordshire within a proximity of 20 – 30 miles with fast, professional mobile car locksmith services — arriving fully equipped to solve the problem right where you are.

Why Zippy

Fast, Reliable, and On-site

We Come to You — No towing, no waiting rooms. Our mobile unit would be dispatched directly to your location.
Available 7 days — Locked out during late evening? We’re already on the way.
All Makes & Majority of Models — From daily drivers to luxury vehicles. Certain manufacturers do not support some models.
Transparent Pricing — You’ll know the cost before we start. No surprise charges.
Fully Equipped Mobile Unit — Most jobs completed in a single visit, no return trips needed.

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   J  
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Quality service rung him in the morning and he was with me in the hour. Opened my car door, good price and quick quality service highly recommend
  
 
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   Jacqueline  
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Very very good service really helpful and professional will highly recommend.
  
 
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   Steve  
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Zac provided an excellent service.  No call out fee, which was great because it wasn't a simple fix.  He helped investigate and resolve the issue at no cost, which was amazing (we worked through the issue and I bought and fitted a steering lock emulator myself).  I also needed a new key fob programmed and error codes removed from the electronics which he did for me, so it worked out well for both parties.  I got a great deal, he got some work from me.  Would definitely recommend and would use again (Hoping I don't need to though)