The main entrance may not be your entrance
A development, office property or parking area can have more than one way in. Give the entrance visitors are permitted to use, the building or unit number, and any directions supplied by the responsible manager. Avoid sending someone toward a private or restricted entrance simply because it appears closest on a map.
The city lists Miramar Regional Park at 16801 Miramar Parkway. Even a precise public destination like this needs more detail if you are describing a parked vehicle or a nearby property. The meeting-point guide offers a simple way to organize those details.
What can the person meeting authorize?
If you are arranging help for someone else, make clear who owns or controls the affected property or vehicle. A person who can show the entrance may not be the person who can approve a key change. Have the appropriate owner or manager available before a decision is needed.
For a rental home or apartment, the approval guide helps separate access to your unit from shared building responsibilities. A business request should identify the ordinary pedestrian door and the contact approving work, as outlined on our commercial locksmith page.
Add the detail that changes the request
Mention a usable spare, another authorized way inside or a key that still turns in one lock but not another. For a vehicle, add the make, model and year and say whether the key is lost or locked inside. For a door, describe whether it can currently be secured, without forcing the hardware to test it again.
Call 786-706-9100 to discuss the address and request. If the property is in neighboring Pembroke Pines, use that city rather than a broader destination name. Confirm availability and proposed work before making plans around the arrangement.
- Full street address and permitted entrance
- Person meeting and person approving the work
- Working spare or another authorized way inside