A mobile locksmith for Point Grey houses, suites and townhomes: lockouts, whole-house rekeys and keypad locks. We come to your door. Call 604-227-9083, and arrival is confirmed on the call.
Fig. 01 — Vancouver, BCLarge lots and detached homes mean more entrances to keep track of.
Point Grey is mostly detached houses, many of them older and large. A single house can have a front door, a side door, a back door, a garage door and a separate suite entrance.
Over decades, a house collects keys: past owners, trades, family, a neighbour. If you have just bought, a rekey makes all of them stop working.
Front door from one decade, back door from another. We can pin the locks you keep to one key so you carry a single key for the whole house.
Side and back doors on older houses often have a weak or missing deadbolt. See door repair if the frame is the problem.
The person door beside a garage door is one of the least secured entries on a house. See garage doors.
These are the calls that fit a neighbourhood of houses, basement suites and a few low-rise buildings.
A Point Grey house is often a several-lock job: front, back, side and suite. The number of locks moves the total, which is confirmed on the call before a technician is sent.
What moves the total is on our locksmith prices page.
See locksmith prices →Many Point Grey houses have a suite below or behind the main house. Owner and tenant should not share a key.
A rekey fixes all three without replacing the hardware.
You decide who changes the locks on your own house. Tell us which doors are the suite and which are yours.
Check with your landlord before changing a rental lock. Locked out of the suite you rent? We open it once your ID matches the address.
Two jobs we do on large houses.
After a purchase, we go door by door: front, side, back and suite. Each cylinder is rekeyed so one new key works and every old key stops.
The hardware stays on the doors, so it usually costs less than changing every lock.

Older doors are not always drilled to modern sizes. We check the hole and the backset first, then fit a keypad lock that suits the door, or tell you what it needs.
Useful for an owner with a suite or family coming and going.

Not every call is a house. Some are a townhome or a low-rise suite, and some are a car parked near the beach.
We work on your own suite door. Shared entries, building fobs and common-area keys belong to the strata, and we never copy or program fobs.
Keys locked in a car at a beach or park lot is a common call. We open it at the vehicle. See automotive locksmith and car key replacement.
If the key is gone, tell us the make, model and year on the call. The total is confirmed before we come.
Yes, it is the usual first step. You do not know who holds keys from past owners or trades. We rekey each exterior door so one new key works and old keys stop.
Usually, yes. We rekey the locks you are keeping onto one key. Locks too worn to rekey are replaced with a new one on the same key.
Yes. The suite door gets its own key, separate from the main house, and we rekey it between tenants.
Often. We check the bore and backset on the call and at the door. If the door needs adjusting first, we say so before any work starts.
It depends on the lock, the door and the hour. The total for your address is confirmed on the call. See locksmith prices.
No. In a Point Grey low-rise or townhome complex, the fob and garage keys belong to the strata or property manager. We never copy or program them. House and suite keys we copy at the door.
Mobile locksmith service 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 ↗Tell us which door it is and where you are in Point Grey. Arrival is confirmed on the call.