Asheville Locksmith Now
Locksmiths · Asheville, NC
Asheville Locksmith Now is an independent, family-owned mobile locksmith covering Buncombe County and a wide stretch of Western North Carolina, including Madison, Haywood, Henderson, McDowell, Yancey, Mitchell, Rutherford, and Polk counties.
The company publishes North Carolina locksmith license #1083, which we checked against the state board’s active roster in August 2026. It is held by John Bruner and current. Licenses in North Carolina belong to individual people rather than companies, so what you are confirming is that someone in the business holds one.
They trace their lineage to Hearn’s, an Asheville locksmith shop founded in 1896, and the present company dates to 2000.
Work covers emergency lockouts, rekeying, car key replacement and fob programming, smart locks, master key systems, commercial door hardware, and safes. They are mobile rather than storefront, and note they are closed Saturdays.
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