Up the A53 into the Moorlands — rural addresses are normal work for us.
Where a lost key actually maroons you
Lose a car key in a city and it's an inconvenience; lose one at Tittesworth reservoir, up at the Roaches, or on a farm past Meerbrook, and you have a genuine problem — no bus is coming. Moorlands jobs are why mobile matters: the van brings the cutting machine and programming kit to wherever the car sulks, and rural addresses, gateways and what3words pins are all normal navigation for us. Walkers, climbers and reservoir visitors: save our number before you set off, not after.
In Leek itself we work the market-town rhythm — Wednesday and Saturday crowds, the mill conversions' permit streets, vans on Barnfields industrial estate — covering the town and out through Cheddleton, Leekbrook, Longsdon and the villages toward Rudyard.
Everything we do, at your door in Leek
- Car key replacement — lost, stolen and all-keys-lost, from £180
- Spare keys — from £70, cut & programmed at your door
- Locked out — damage-free entry, around £150
- Key programming — transponders, remotes & smart fobs
- Ignition & steering lock repairs
- Fob repair from £30 · van keys & security
Guide prices for every job are on the prices page — and your reg gets you one fixed number before we set off.
Leek questions, answered straight
Do you really come out to rural Moorlands addresses?
Yes — farms, reservoir car parks, trailheads. Share a postcode, a landmark or a WhatsApp pin and we'll find you. Rural distance is priced honestly into your fixed quote up front, never sprung on arrival.
How long to reach Leek?
Typically 25–35 minutes from Kidsgrove depending on the A53. You'll get an honest ETA when you ring — moorland weather occasionally has opinions.
Lost keys at Tittesworth or the Roaches — what should I do?
Retrace your last stop, check with the visitor centre, then ring us with your reg. We make new keys at the car park; bring your ownership proof or have someone photograph it to your phone.
