Locksmith Prices
Warning
Cheap “Call outs fees” mean they will get/scam you some other way. It’s been going on.
Ask to see a Security Licence
Ask for a fixed price quote
Any real Locksmith can give you a fixed price quote over the phone.
If you see this ( 29$) or (0$) it’s a scam from overseas.
Meblourne, Sydney & now Brisbane is being hit. In Canada & USA it was a big thing ( Google it)
Our laws allow anyone to come to your home and work on your locks, without any checks & balances in place, except commercial properties.
On top of that in NSW & QLD you don’t need a Trade certificate to be issues a security Licence anymore.
Good knows why?
Prices
- Service Call to attend your location during normal business hours is $66
- Labour is billed on 30mins periods = $44 (Lock repairs)
Q: How much is a locksmith to open a door? $110 during normal business hours
- Lock Re-Keying for Residential & Commercial Property $35 per lock
(old keys will not work the lock anymore)
- Residential Keys Duplicated $5 (spare key copy)
Automotive Prices
- The cheapest is $180 but it depends on the car. Locksmiths call this job “all keys lost”.
- There are three basic types of car key
- Basic key with the transponder
- Remote key (key in the ignition to start)
- Smart key (Push button start cars)
The only way to get a fixed quote for prices is to call Attend Locksmiths.
We will need to know a bit about the car like;
Brand of car
Model of car
Year of car or the registration plate so we can look it up.
There are many types of car keys and all Brands like Ford, Mazda, Toyota are all different.
Home Lock Prices
Below is just a small sample of prices for common house locks.
Full disclosure
- Not all locks are equal in quality nor will keep working past the warranty period.
- We can’t in good conscience install cheap locks like aka “Bunning specials.”
- Locksmiths know what will provide security & we are more then happy to show customers what the difference is & why.
- Entrance Set (Handle lock) $80 installed
- Dead Bolt $180 installed
- Security Screen Door locks start from $75 (there are a few different types & brands)
- Sliding glass door locks from $165 installed
- Patio Bolt locks for glass sliding doors $99 installed
Afterpay
is a “buy now, pay later” service that allows customers to make purchases and pay for them in installments over time. It provides an alternative to traditional credit cards and loans, offering a more flexible and convenient payment option.
Here’s how Afterpay works:
Select Afterpay at checkout: When shopping online or in-store at participating retailers, customers have the option to choose Afterpay as a payment method during the checkout process.
Create an Afterpay account: If you don’t already have an Afterpay account, you will be prompted to create one. This typically involves providing personal information, such as your name, email address, phone number, and payment details.
Split payments into installments: Afterpay divides the total cost of your purchase into four equal installments. The first payment is due at the time of purchase, while the remaining three payments are automatically deducted from your linked payment method every two weeks.
No interest or fees (if paid on time): Afterpay does not charge interest or upfront fees if you make payments on time. However, if you miss a payment, late fees may apply. It’s important to review Afterpay’s terms and conditions to understand the specific fees and penalties associated with their service.
Instant approval and immediate use: Afterpay provides instant approval for most customers, allowing them to complete their purchase right away. There’s no need to wait for a credit check or loan application to be processed.
Manage payments through the Afterpay app: After creating an Afterpay account, you can manage your payments, view upcoming due dates, and make early payments through the Afterpay mobile app or website.
It’s important to note that Afterpay is not a credit product, as it does not charge interest and typically does not perform a traditional credit check. However, Afterpay may conduct a soft credit check or consider your repayment history with their service to determine your eligibility and spending limits.
Afterpay has gained popularity among consumers who prefer the convenience of splitting payments into smaller amounts and the ability to budget their purchases over time. However, it’s essential to use Afterpay responsibly and ensure that you can afford the scheduled payments to avoid late fees and potential financial difficulties.
We can make new car keys
Some advice when trying to figure out which business to call.
Of cause call Attend Locksmiths, but no seriously.
Here is things most people don’t know.
- In Queensland your not going to always get a trade qualified Locksmith, copy cats with no trade qualifications.
- No Security license or skin in the game. (Facebook people / Gumtree people running around)
- Highly recommend you check the security license.
- If someone tell you no service call out fee, they are scamming you, this was first seen in the USA check youtube / News
- Never get someone to open your door without sighting a security licence, big scam going on now in Brisbane & Sydney. We have seen it many times & the customer calls back & we go out there to repair the damage.
- Don’t pay full price for an apprentice to do your work, each apprentice must be with a Trade qualified locksmith being supervised.
- Ask the person where did he do his trade & what business did he work for & how long?
- There are loop holes in our laws in QLD. It’s so stupid & people don’t realize.
- You should always make sure they have insurance and display a policy number & expire date. this is more true, if someone is making a car key for you. House locks not so much etc.
