Home lockouts
Entry for front doors, back doors and garage side doors, using picking or bypass tools before anything more invasive.
Residential locksmith
Locked out of the house, moving into a new place, or just tired of a deadbolt that sticks? Call and describe the door. You get an approximate estimate on the phone and the final price is confirmed on site before any work starts.
What is covered
Entry for front doors, back doors and garage side doors, using picking or bypass tools before anything more invasive.
New pins inside your existing locks so old keys stop working. A smart first step after a move or a lost key.
Single and double cylinder deadbolts fitted to existing holes or new bores, with strike plates set on long screws.
Knobs, levers, handle sets and smart locks, including doors that have never had a lock hole cut.
One key for the owner, limited keys for tenants, cleaners or family. Handy for duplexes and ADUs.
Replacement mailbox cams and garage door locks, plus spare keys cut while the locksmith is there.
ANSI/BHMA grades locks from 1 to 3. Grade 1 has passed the toughest cycle and strength tests, so it is the sensible choice for exterior doors such as the front door and the door from the garage. Grade 2 suits most interior doors that still need privacy. Grade 3 is the light-duty option, fine for closets and low-traffic rooms.
Not sure what you have now? The grade is often stamped on the packaging, not the lock. Ask for a look during the visit and you will get a plain answer about whether an upgrade is worth the money.
How a call works
Say where you are, what kind of lock or vehicle, and what happened.
The dispatcher gives a ballpark from your description, starting with the $29 service call fee.
The locksmith examines the lock and confirms the cost before any work starts.
You pay the contractor who did the work. Major credit cards accepted.
Questions
Usually, yes. Rekeying keeps the lock body and swaps only the pins, so you pay for labour and a few small parts. The price list shows rekeying starting at $19.00 plus the $29 service call fee.
In most homes, yes, as long as the locks share the same keyway brand. If they don't, one lock may need to be replaced first.
Yes. Expect to show ID or proof of address before the door is opened. It protects you as much as anyone.
Call for an approximate estimate. The price is confirmed before work begins.
Callback
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