Duboff Locksmith Services is a mobile locksmith serving Mesa, Arizona, the third-largest city in the state with more than 500,000 residents. Scott Duboff works out of San Tan Valley, southeast of Mesa, and drives to your home, business or car anywhere in the city. He handles 24/7 lockouts, rekeys, lock repair and installs, master key systems, panic bars, 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 Mesa from San Tan Valley
Mesa runs from Dobson Ranch on the Tempe side to Eastmark and Las Sendas in the east, so the drive depends a lot on where you are. Southeast Mesa is the quickest to reach.
| Part of Mesa | Driving distance from Scott's base |
|---|---|
| Eastmark, around Ray and Ellsworth roads | About 16 miles |
| Superstition Springs, Power Road and US 60 | About 23 miles |
| Las Sendas, northeast Mesa | About 30 miles |
| Falcon Field area | About 31 miles |
| Downtown Mesa and Mesa Arts Center | About 35 miles |
| Dobson Ranch, west Mesa | About 35 miles |
Distances are approximate driving routes measured in October 2026. Typical lockout prices apply within 15 driving miles, so Mesa addresses are call for pricing. Ask for the price on your job before Scott heads out. See how every town compares.
Mesa neighborhoods Scott covers
Mesa has some of the oldest neighborhoods in the East Valley and some of the newest. Scott covers all of them, including:
West Mesa and downtown
- Evergreen Historic District: 197 single-family homes, mostly built between 1910 and 1948, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1999.
- Temple Historic District: 84 properties between Main Street and Broadway Road, named for the Mesa Arizona Temple, which was dedicated in 1927.
- Dobson Ranch: a planned community built from 1973 through 1999 between US 60 and Guadalupe Road, with man-made lakes and a golf course.
East Mesa
- Superstition Springs: the area around Superstition Springs Center, which opened in 1990 at Power Road and US 60.
- Las Sendas: the gated foothill community in northeast Mesa.
- Eastmark: a master-planned community of about 3,200 acres on the former General Motors Desert Proving Ground, near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
Mesa is also home to many 55+ communities, such as Leisure World. Mesa's ZIP codes are 85201, 85202, 85203, 85204, 85205, 85206, 85207, 85208, 85209, 85210, 85212, 85213 and 85215. Some of the east Mesa ZIPs also cover county land, and Scott serves those addresses too.
Old locks and new homes: what Mesa homeowners call about
Mesa had 175,701 housing units at the 2010 Census, and its homes range from 1910s bungalows near downtown to houses still going up in Eastmark. That spread shows up in the work:
- Older homes near downtown often have worn or mismatched locks. Scott can rekey them so one key opens every door, repair what's worth keeping, or install new deadbolts. In the Evergreen and Temple historic districts, check the city's preservation guidelines before changing how exterior hardware looks.
- New homes in east Mesa have had keys pass through builders, subcontractors and agents. A rekey changes the pins inside your existing locks so only your new keys work. More on rekeying and home locks.
- Rentals: about 36% of Mesa homes are renter-occupied, based on the Census's 64.4% owner-occupancy rate. Rekeying between tenants keeps a former renter's key from opening the door.
- Winter residents and 55+ communities: about 17.5% of Mesa residents are 65 or older. If you're closing up a home for the summer or handing keys to a caretaker, a rekey or a new lock with fewer keys in circulation is a simple safeguard.
Locksmith service for Mesa businesses
Mesa's largest employers include Banner Health, Boeing, which builds and maintains the AH-64 Apache helicopter next to Falcon Field, and Mesa Public Schools. Business districts run from downtown and ASU at Mesa City Center to Mesa Riverview, the Fiesta District redevelopment, and the Elliot Road Technology Corridor near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Scott handles the work an office, shop, clinic or warehouse needs:
- Master key systems so each employee's key opens only the doors they need
- Rekeys after staff changes, so a former employee's key stops working
- 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. For banks and credit unions, Scott also services vault doors and time locks. More on vault services.
Locked out in Mesa?
Emergency lockout service runs 24/7 for Mesa homes, businesses and cars. Call (813) 712-0832 with your address or nearest cross street. 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 Mesa customers call Scott
- 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.