Nevils is a rural community in southeast Bulloch County, out toward the Bryan and Evans county lines. There's no lock shop anywhere nearby, so mobile service is the only practical option — and that's exactly what we do.
Working out around Nevils means long driveways, properties set back off the road, and no help within walking distance if something goes wrong. We show up equipped to finish the job in one trip rather than discovering halfway through that the part we need is back at the shop.
Agricultural properties in this part of the county typically need more than house locks: gates, equipment sheds, grain facilities, fuel storage, and work trucks. Consolidating those onto a sensible key system is worth doing properly rather than piecemeal.
A tow from Nevils to a dealership is an expensive way to solve a key problem. On-site origination and programming almost always costs less and takes less of your day, and the vehicle never leaves your property.
We answer calls and run mobile service 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Our shop at 372 Savannah Avenue in Statesboro is available by appointment only — call 912-419-3368 first and we'll set a time. We're a one-person operation, so if we're out on a call there's nobody at the shop to meet you. A two-minute phone call saves you a wasted drive.
Also serving nearby: Statesboro, Brooklet, Claxton, and Pembroke.
Yes. Nevils is well within our Bulloch County home territory and we service it regularly.
Work trucks and service vehicles, generally yes. Equipment varies — tell us what it is when you call and we'll give you a straight answer.
Give us a cross street, a landmark, or a dropped pin. We work rural properties constantly and are used to finding places that GPS argues with.
We're open 24 hours. Call directly for the fastest response.
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