Locksmith prices in Montreal, Laval and Longueuil
Nobody likes the "we'll see when we get there" answer. Here is exactly how the bill is built: a $29 flat service call to get the truck to your door, then a quoted price for the work before anyone touches the lock. You approve it or you don't — the number doesn't move once the job starts.
What the $29 service call covers
- A licensed technician and a stocked truck to your address in Montreal, Laval or Longueuil
- Diagnosis on site — what's actually wrong with the lock, cylinder or door
- A firm price for the repair before any work begins
It does not cover parts or labour. Those are quoted per job, because a snapped key in a builder-grade cylinder and a Medeco rekey across five doors are not the same job.
What moves the price, job by job
| Job | What changes the number |
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| Lockout / door opening |
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| Lock change |
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| Rekey |
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| Commercial hardware |
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| Safes |
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Rekey or replace?
If the hardware is in good shape and you only need the old keys to stop working — new tenant, lost keyring, contractor who never gave the copy back — a rekey is the cheaper route: same lock, new pins, new keys. Replace the lock when the cylinder is worn, the finish is shot, the grade is too low for an entry door, or you're moving up to a patented key system where copies can't be cut at a hardware store.
Want the number for your door?
Tell the dispatcher the lock and the address — you get the range on the phone and the firm price on site.
