Duboff Locksmith Services is a mobile locksmith serving Apache Junction, Arizona, the city at the western foot of the Superstition Mountains. Apache Junction had 38,499 residents at the 2020 Census and an estimated 45,672 in 2025. Scott Duboff works out of San Tan Valley, south of Apache Junction across US 60, and drives to your home, business or car anywhere in the city. He handles 24/7 lockouts, rekeys, lock repair and installs, and safe opening and moving. Scott is insured up to $3,000,000, bonded through SAVTA, and a Lockmasters-certified GSA Authorized Safe & Vault Technician. Call (813) 712-0832.
Getting to Apache Junction from San Tan Valley
Scott comes up Ironwood Drive from the south, so south Apache Junction is the quickest to reach. The newest part of the city, the Superstition Vistas communities of Blossom Rock and Radiance, is inside his 15-mile local area.
| Part of Apache Junction | Driving distance from Scott's base |
|---|---|
| Blossom Rock and Radiance, Ironwood Drive and Ray Road | About 13 to 14 miles (local) |
| South Apache Junction, Ironwood Drive and Baseline Road | About 19 miles |
| Apache Trail and Idaho Road | About 21 miles |
| Lost Dutchman State Park area, north on the Apache Trail | About 27 miles |
Distances are approximate driving routes measured in October 2026. Typical lockout prices (about $125 for a car lockout on a standard vehicle and $150 to $185 for a house lockout, business hours) apply within 15 driving miles, which includes Blossom Rock and Radiance. The rest of Apache Junction is call for pricing; ask for the price on your job before Scott heads out. See how every town compares.
Apache Junction areas Scott covers
Apache Junction takes its name from the junction of the Apache Trail and the Old West Highway, and it was incorporated in 1978. Most of the city is in Pinal County, with a small piece reaching west into Maricopa County. Scott covers all of it, including:
- The Apache Trail (SR 88) corridor: the historic route that runs northeast out of town into the Superstitions. The scenic byway opened to the public in 1922.
- North Apache Junction: the area near Lost Dutchman State Park, a 320-acre park at the base of the Superstition Mountains with trails into the Superstition Wilderness.
- Goldfield and the Superstition Mountain Museum area: off the Apache Trail, near Goldfield Ghost Town, a revived 1890s mining town.
- Idaho Road: home to Central Arizona College's Superstition Mountain Campus.
- Blossom Rock and Radiance: new master-planned communities at Superstition Vistas, near Ironwood Drive and Ray Road, on land the city annexed in 2021. Blossom Rock, led by Brookfield Properties, held its grand opening in 2024, and D.R. Horton builds Radiance. Both are inside Scott's local pricing area.
- South Apache Junction: along Ironwood Drive between Baseline Road and Superstition Vistas.
- The Maricopa County side: the western edge of the city, including El Dorado Mobile Estates Resort.
Scott also serves Gold Canyon, the unincorporated community to the east (ZIP 85118), and the homes near Silly Mountain Park on the Apache Junction–Gold Canyon line. Apache Junction addresses use ZIP codes 85119 and 85120.
What Apache Junction homeowners call about
Apache Junction is a homeowner town with an older population: 79.1% of homes are owner-occupied and 34% of residents are 65 or older, according to the Census. That shapes the work:
- Rekeys: after you buy a home, after a caretaker or house-sitter has had a key, or before you leave for the summer. A rekey changes the pins inside your existing locks so old keys stop working. More on rekeying and home locks.
- Worn and sticking locks: dust and heat are hard on exterior locks. Scott repairs what's worth keeping and replaces what isn't, including deadbolts, handlesets and keypad locks.
- Manufactured homes: Scott rekeys, repairs and replaces door locks on manufactured homes.
- Safes: opening a safe when the combination is lost or the keypad dies, replacing safe locks, and moving safes. More on safe services.
Locksmith service for Apache Junction businesses
Apache Junction's employers include Banner Health, Fry's Food Stores and the city itself, and its shops and offices line US 60, the Apache Trail, Ironwood Drive and Idaho Road. Scott handles the work a business needs:
- Rekeys after staff changes, so a former employee's key stops working
- Master key systems so each key opens only the doors it should
- Exit devices, panic bars and door closers
- High-security cylinders, including Medeco, Mul-T-Lock and Schlage
- Safe opening, electronic safe locks and safe moving for cash and records
Businesses can pay by card, Zelle or check, or set up purchase orders and net terms with a written agreement. More on commercial locksmith service.
Locked out in Apache Junction?
Emergency lockout service runs 24/7 for Apache Junction homes, businesses and cars, including trailheads on the Apache Trail. Call (813) 712-0832 with your address, nearest cross street or trailhead. Before he opens a home, Scott asks for ID or proof that you live there. For cars, Scott opens the car but doesn't make or program car keys.
If a child, pet or anyone at risk is locked inside a car, call 911 first. Arizona heat makes a closed car dangerous within minutes. More on emergency lockouts.
Why Apache Junction customers call Scott
- Close by: San Tan Valley is just south of Apache Junction, so it's one of the shorter drives outside the local area.
- Certified for the hard jobs: GSA Authorized Safe & Vault Technician and Inspector, SCIF door installation, and factory safe lock certifications. See all certifications.
- Insured and bonded: insured up to $3,000,000 through State Farm, bonded through SAVTA
- 90-day labor warranty on every job
- 10% off all new work for anyone serving or who has served in the military
- Mobile: there's no shop to drive to. Scott comes to you.