Welcome to Key Valet
Don't Delay: Protect Today

Key Valet is the sole manufacturer/designer of this unique product line of theft deterrents that provide automobile key security. Servicing the needs of any public/private sector where the need to secure a vehicle ignition key poses a concern. At Key Valet, our product line has been designed to virtually immobilize any style vehicle ignition key and/or remote.

Professional thieves can steal any car but make them work for yours. To prevent theft, you must make your vehicle difficult to steal. Once a thief is alerted that your vehicle is protected, they will move on until they find a vehicle that is vulnerable. Key Valet has a theft deterrent to fit every budget and personal preference; including a cable or chain lock for bicycles, mopeds and motorcycles (visit us at EternaLock). As Key Valet does all their own manufacturing, we have the capabilities to offer custom made products to meet the specific needs of our customers.

Key Valet is bringing their 35 years of experience to the parking industry. Our services include; general machining, fabricating, milling, turning and welding. Short runs with outstanding turnaround time. All manufacturing and assembly done in the USA. See our facilities list page. These key boxes have taken us to the next level of product development with a variety of intriguing features. Our most eye catching feature is that all style key boxes have been manufactured of a special composite alloy to block the electronic signal to secure your keyless vehicles but will secure any key/remote on the market today. Visit our product page for more detail.

This unique new product line is all patent pending.

Your Key FOB Disabler is an excellent product. It has a great design, great quality and blocks the signal for every keyless vehicle. Extremely easy to use and operationally friendly. Would highly recommend to anyone or any operation looking to secure keyless vehicles. read more reviews » According to the FBI, a car is stolen every 40 seconds in the U.S. From 2009-2010, The National Insurance Claim Bureau reported 794,616 vehicles were stolen, estimating $5.2 billion in property losses.