Need help with a lost Ford car key, a duplicate car key or key fob programming in the Atlanta area? Start with the vehicle and the problem, so the proposed service matches your situation.
A Ford spare-key procedure is not an all-keys-lost solution
Ford owner guidance for certain coded-key and intelligent-access systems requires two previously programmed keys for the owner spare-key procedure. That requirement is specific to the system described; it is not a promise that every Ford follows one sequence. If you have only one key, or none, identify that clearly instead of assuming a new remote can simply be added at home.
Lost car key: when no usable key remains
For a lost Ford key, report whether a coded ignition key or an intelligent-access remote is missing. Also mention any aftermarket remote-start equipment and whether a working key remains elsewhere. A no-start condition may need checks beyond the key itself. Ask for the appropriate mobile or dealer route for the vehicle before authorizing a replacement.
Duplicate car key: planning a working spare
A Ford work van and a family SUV can have very different access requirements. Tell us if you need a second everyday key, an additional driver remote or replacement of a physically damaged key. Keep any fleet authorization and the existing keys available. Remote buttons and immobilizer recognition should be included in the agreed scope rather than assumed from the remote’s appearance.
From your first call to the final function check
Start with your safe service address, a callback number, vehicle year, make and model, and whether any key still starts the vehicle. EZ Locksmith reviews the location, authorization requirements, key system and availability before confirming a visit. Request an itemized scope covering the replacement hardware, any blade work and programming where applicable. At the vehicle, authorization and the actual system must be checked before work proceeds. After authorized work, verify the agreed door access, engine-start and remote functions together; retain the service record and keep a working spare separately. If the exact platform cannot be supported, discuss an appropriate alternative rather than assuming on-site completion.
Example request — a planning scenario
A business near Chamblee needs a backup key for its Ford Transit. The fleet contact provides the year, ignition type and number of functioning keys, then identifies who can authorize the work. The estimate can describe the key and programming scope before a visit is confirmed. This is an illustrative enquiry, not a report of a completed customer job.
Model details to include
Examples of model names to identify include F-150, Escape, Explorer and Transit. These names help describe your enquiry; they are not an all-years compatibility list. Provide the year, ignition type and available keys. Service availability, final scope and any appointment require confirmation.

