Locksmith Surrey

Safe and Secure Locksmith works Surrey as a mobile city: there is no Surrey storefront, and we do not pretend otherwise. Every technician, every key blank and every programmer lives at the Vancouver shop, and the van drives out to you.

Surrey is the second largest city in the province and the four town centres behave like separate towns, so the job that turns up in Whalley is rarely the job that turns up in South Surrey. The sections below say what we actually see in each one.

Our van leaves the shop at 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver and reaches most Surrey addresses in 30-45 minutes over the Pattullo Bridge or Highway 99.

A service call in standard hours is $75. After-hours labour starts at $150 between 5 pm and 9 pm and runs $250/hour from 9 pm to 8:30 am, quoted before we dispatch.

You get the price on the phone before anyone is dispatched, and the technician confirms it at the door before starting work.

South Surrey runs from Grandview Heights down to the border, and it is the part of the city people most often search for by name. The housing is newer and larger, so the common jobs are multi-point patio doors, smart deadbolts that have lost their codes, and rekeying a whole house to one key after possession.

South Surrey is inside the same 30-45 minute band as the rest of the city, reached down Highway 99. Key cutting for South Surrey addresses is covered on the Surrey key cutting page, and home work on the Surrey residential page.

Whalley and Surrey City Centre are the densest blocks in the city: towers, older walk-ups and shopfronts along King George Boulevard. The work here is mostly common-entry cylinders, suite rekeys and commercial hardware that has been forced.

Tower suites are usually a restricted keyway, which means the key is cut to a registered code rather than copied. Bring the authorisation from the building and we can cut it on the visit.

Cloverdale is older single-family housing, acreage on the east side and a small commercial core around 176th Street. Original deadbolts from the 1970s and 1980s are still everywhere, and they are almost always worth rekeying instead of replacing.

Detached garages and outbuildings are the other Cloverdale regular. Padlocks and shed cylinders can be keyed to the same key as the house on the same visit.

Guildford brings mall and retail work plus the townhouse complexes north of 104th Avenue. Newton is the busiest residential area on the map and the one where lockouts cluster. Fleetwood sits between them: 1980s and 1990s subdivisions where a whole house can usually be brought onto one key in a single visit.

Fraser Heights and Panorama Ridge are the outer edges and take the long end of the drive-time band.

Each of these is a real page with its own pricing and its own timings for Surrey, not a redirect to a generic service page.

• Auto locksmith in Surrey
• Car key replacement in Surrey
• Emergency locksmith in Surrey
• Key cutting in Surrey
• Residential locksmith in Surrey
• Safes in Surrey

These are the same figures the shop quotes over the counter. The full list is on the prices page.

• House or business lockout, non-destructive entry: $80-$160
• Rekey an existing cylinder: $25-$45 per cylinder, or $60-$120 per cylinder on Mul-T-Lock, Medeco and Schlage Primus
• Lock change with new hardware fitted: $80-$160
• House and office keys cut: $5-$15 each, or $8-$30 for specialty and commercial blanks
• Programmed transponder car key: $180-$280. Proximity smart key: $280-$420
• Safe opening: from $150 residential, from $300 for a commercial TL-15 or TL-30. Combination change $80-$150

Parts are extra only when you ask for new hardware. If a rekey solves the problem we say so, because a $25-$45 per cylinder rekey is a better outcome for you than a lock change you did not need.