Residential Locksmith in Langley

Langley home work covers everything from a Willoughby possession rekey to a Brookswood deadbolt that has seized after twenty winters.

One licensed technician handles the whole visit, so a rekey, a stuck deadbolt and a set of spare keys are one call and one invoice.

Our van leaves the shop at 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver and reaches most Langley addresses in 45-60 minutes over Highway 1 to the 200th Street exit.

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

Rekeying changes the pins inside the lock you already own so the old keys stop working. It is $25-$45 per cylinder for Schlage, Kwikset, Weiser and Yale hardware, and $60-$120 per cylinder for Mul-T-Lock, Medeco and Schlage Primus. The first two keys are included.

This is the right answer after a move, a break-up, a lost key or a contractor who never gave the set back. Several doors in the same Langley house can be brought onto one key on the same visit, which is usually the thing people actually wanted.

A lock change swaps the hardware itself and is $80-$160 installed. It is the honest answer when the lock is worn out, the finish has failed, the door has moved, or you want a different grade of security rather than a different key.

If the existing hardware is sound we will say so and rekey it instead. The full lock range is on the lock change page, and the upgrade options are on the high-security locks page.

A house lockout in Langley is $80-$160 in standard hours and is picked open on most modern locks: no drilling, no damage to the door or the frame. After-hours labour is quoted before we dispatch, never added afterwards.

Bring ID that ties you to the address. We check it at the door, every time, and that is not negotiable.