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Pick the service, a preferred date and a time of day, and say which door. A lock brand stamped on the faceplate, or a car's make and year, helps us bring the right parts.
Booking is for work you can plan: a rekey before a move-in, a smart lock, a spare car key. Send a preferred date and tell us which door. We confirm the details and the total with you. If you are locked out right now, call instead.
Fig. 01 — Vancouver, BCAnything that can wait for a planned visit.
The form sends us a preferred date and a rough time of day. Nothing on this page reserves a slot by itself. We reply to confirm the details and the total.
Prices for each job are on the locksmith prices page. The total for your address is confirmed before a technician is sent.
Service, date, address and the door.
Three details decide whether a job closes in one visit: the service, the exact entrance, and anything about the building we would otherwise find out on the doorstep.
Pick the service, a preferred date and a time of day, and say which door. A lock brand stamped on the faceplate, or a car's make and year, helps us bring the right parts.
We reply to confirm the details, the total and the timing. Anything we need to know about the building gets settled here, not at the door.
The work is done at your door or your car. Payment is taken on site once the work is finished.
One street address can hold more than one lock. The notes field is where you say which one.
A single address can have a front entry, a ground-floor suite door and a door onto the lane. The lane door has no number of its own, so tell us which house it sits behind.
The street address is the whole building. The useful part is the suite number, the floor, and whether the concierge has to let us up.
On some streets the number is on the gate and the door is a long way past it. Put that in the notes so we go to the right place.
Your suite door is yours. The shared parts belong to the strata.
Extra fobs and common-area keys come from them, not from a locksmith.
If a change to shared-access hardware needs council or building manager approval, say so on the form. We set the date after the approval, not ahead of it.
If your key is marked restricted, or the door is original to an older building, put it in the notes. Blanks and parts for those are not always on the truck, and we would rather plan for it. See high-security locks.
Rooms in UBC residences, labs and academic buildings are opened by the university, and we are not affiliated with UBC. Privately owned homes in the UBC area are normal bookings.
A form is the wrong tool when the door is already the problem. Call 604-227-9083. Calls are answered around the clock, and arrival is confirmed on the call.
The kind of work that suits a date.
When a possession date or a tenancy changeover is already fixed, we rekey the cylinders at your door so old keys stop working and the new ones fit.
The same knob or deadbolt stays on the door, so you keep the hardware you have.

A second key is easier to arrange before you need it. We cut and program it at the vehicle, after checking ID and proof of ownership.
Tell us the car's make, model and year when you book.

Not by itself. The form sends us your preferred date and time of day. We reply to confirm the details, the total and the timing.
No. Payment is taken on site once the work is finished, and the total is confirmed before a technician is sent.
Call 604-227-9083 and tell us. Moving a planned appointment costs nothing as long as you let us know before a technician is on the way.
No. Fobs and lobby, parkade and common-area keys belong to your strata or property manager. We never copy or program building fobs.
Mobile locksmith bookings across the city of Vancouver and the UBC area.
Each area page covers the doors, buildings and locks we see in that part of the city.
View Service Areas ↗Locked out or can’t wait for a booking? Tell us where you are and which door. The total is confirmed on the call, and so is arrival.