How our locksmith pricing works
You get a clear price before any work starts. No headline number that changes when we arrive.
Most people calling a locksmith want one thing first: a number. The reason you will not find a price list on this page is that a single number would be wrong for most of the people reading it.
A midday rekey five minutes away and a 2am lockout on the far side of the metro are not the same job, and pretending otherwise is how the bait-and-switch operators work — a very low figure on the phone, then a much larger one once someone is standing at your door and you are invested in the visit.
Instead: describe the job, get a real price, and decide before anyone drives out. If the job turns out to be different from what was described, you hear that and the revised price before any further work happens.
Get a price now
Two minutes on the phone usually settles it. Have the vehicle or the lock details handy.
Send details onlineWhat affects the price
- The type of job — a lockout, a rekey, and a hardware replacement are priced differently
- How many locks or doors are involved
- Lock grade and brand; high-security cylinders take longer
- Vehicle year, make, and model for automotive work
- Time of day — after-hours and overnight calls cost more
- Distance from the current job to your address
- Parts, when new hardware is genuinely needed
How to get an accurate quote in one call
For a car
Year, make, model, and exactly where you are parked.
For a house
How many locks, what brand, and whether a key is broken off inside.
For a business
Door type, hardware on it, and whether there is a master key system.
For a safe
Make, model, and whether it is a dial or a keypad — a photo helps most.
Want a price for your job?
Call (720) 660-0077, describe what happened, and you will get a straight answer.
Pricing FAQs
Why is there no price list on this page?
Because an honest number depends on the lock, the vehicle or door, the time of day, and the distance. A published headline price would be wrong for most callers, and a price that changes on arrival is the oldest trick in this trade.
When do I find out what it costs?
On the phone, before anyone drives out, in almost every case. For anything unusual — a safe, a damaged lock, an uncommon vehicle — you get the price at the door before any work begins.
What makes one job cost more than another?
Time of day, how far the address is, how many locks are involved, the grade of hardware, and whether parts are needed. A midday rekey and a 2am lockout across the metro are not the same job.
Can the price change once you arrive?
Only if the job turns out to be different from what was described — for example, a lock that has already failed internally and needs replacing. You hear that, and the new price, before any further work happens.
Do you charge a callout fee if I decide not to go ahead?
Call and ask before booking so there are no surprises either way. Nothing is charged for work that is not done.
Is a quote faster by phone or by form?
Phone, every time. A two-minute call usually settles the price; a form is better suited to non-urgent scheduling.
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