Locksmith Service Areas: McKinney, Prosper and Nearby Cities

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Last updated September 7, 2026

Meyer’s Local Locksmith runs two shops in Collin County, one in Fairview on the McKinney line and one in Prosper on the 380 corridor. Between them, our mobile technicians cover McKinney and more than fifteen surrounding cities, from Anna in the north down to Richardson, and from Princeton west to Lewisville. Pick your city below to see what we do there, or call the shop closest to you.

  • Texas license #B18896101
  • Mobile service 24/7/365
  • Two walk-in shops, Fairview and Prosper

Two shops, one phone call away

East side: McKinney, Allen, PlanoFairview shop

Meyer’s Local Locksmith
990 S State Hwy 5, Suite 106
Fairview, TX 75069

  • Walk-in counterMon to Fri, 8 AM to 8 PM
  • Mobile emergency service24/7

Call (469) 922-9966Fairview page

Our original location and the base for McKinney. Walk in for key copies, car keys, and fob programming. Fairview sits on the south edge of McKinney along Highway 5, so a tech leaving this shop is minutes from downtown McKinney, Craig Ranch, and Allen.

West side: Prosper, Frisco, CelinaProsper shop

Meyer’s Locksmith
1241 Prosper Commons Blvd, Suite 103
Prosper, TX 75078

  • Walk-in counterDaily 8 AM to 10 PM
  • Mobile emergency service24/7

Call (469) 498-1455Prosper page

The counter handles key cutting, car key duplication, and fob programming while you wait. Mobile calls from here cover Prosper, Frisco, Celina, Little Elm, Aubrey, and out to The Colony and Lewisville.

Not sure which side you are on? Call either number. Whoever answers sends whichever technician is closest and available. Every job, in every city, is done under Texas locksmith company license #B18896101.

Cities we serve

McKinney is home, and its services are on the homepage. Every other city below has its own page with local details.

From the Fairview shop

From the Prosper shop

What you can book in any of these cities

The same technicians handle every city on the map. Home lockouts, rekeys, and lock changes are the everyday calls, and the four pages below cover the rest.

Service area questions

Which shop should I call?

If you are in McKinney, Allen, Plano, Richardson, or anywhere east of the Dallas North Tollway, call Fairview at (469) 922-9966. If you are in Prosper, Frisco, Celina, Little Elm, or along Highway 380 west of McKinney, call Prosper at (469) 498-1455. If you call the wrong one, no problem. The job goes to whichever technician is closest and available.

Do you come to me, or do I bring the lock to you?

Both. Mobile service covers every city on this page, day or night. If you would rather walk in, the Fairview counter is open Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 8 PM, and the Prosper counter every day, 8 AM to 10 PM, for keys, fobs, and quick rekeys you can carry in.

Is Meyer’s licensed to work in all of these cities?

Yes. Texas licenses locksmith companies at the state level through the Department of Public Safety, so our license #B18896101 covers every city we serve. You can verify it on the Texas DPS license search.

My city is not on the list. Can you still help?

Probably. The list above is where we run regular routes. If you are just outside it, call and ask. We will tell you honestly whether we can get to you in a reasonable time.

Locked out or need a locksmith today?

Call the shop on your side of Collin County. A technician in a marked van comes to you, in any city on this page.

Tom Meyer the locksmith

Meet Tom Meyer, Your Licensed McKinney Locksmith

I’m Tom Meyer, your local locksmith — and I’ve been obsessed with locks since I was a kid.

After more than 20 years in the trade, I opened Meyer’s Local Locksmith in 2021 right here in North Dallas because I wanted to serve my own community.

We now have two shops — in Fairview and Prosper — and a mobile team that covers all of Collin County.

My mission is simple: get you out of a crisis fast, then help you make sure it never happens again.

Whether it’s a car lockout at midnight or a master key system for your business, there’s always a better answer than breaking a window.