Your 24/7 Local Locksmith in Salt Lake City & the Salt Lake City area

Will you be able to handle my specific lock or vehicle? Our technicians work on a wide range of residential, commercial, and automotive situations — from a mortise lock on an older Sugar House bungalow to a transponder key for a modern truck. If you describe your lock brand or vehicle make and model when you call, we can confirm right away whether we have the right tools and parts on the van.

How do you verify I actually own the property or vehicle? Before any work begins, we ask you to show a government-issued photo ID and, where applicable, proof of address or vehicle registration. This step protects you just as much as it protects the property — it is standard practice for any responsible, experienced locksmith team.

Do I need to be there in person, or can I send someone else? For residential and commercial jobs, the person present must be authorized to approve work on the property and must be able to show appropriate ID. We cannot begin work based on a phone call from a third party alone, so it is best to plan to be on-site or to send someone with the right documentation.

What if I am not sure exactly what service I need — do I have to decide before calling? Not at all. Call us at (801) 938-8361 and describe the situation as best you can. Our team will ask a few straightforward questions, help you identify the right service, and walk you through what the job involves before you commit to anything.

Step 1 — Tell us what is happening. When you call (801) 938-8361, a real person answers around the clock. Describe the situation: a home lockout on 900 South, a commercial locksmith need for a downtown office suite, a broken mortise lock on a historic property, or a car lockout near Liberty Park. The more detail you share, the more accurate our initial estimate will be.

Step 2 — We factor in everything that affects the cost. Our technician considers the type and condition of the lock or vehicle, the parts that may be needed (such as lock cylinders, key blanks, or hardware), the time of day since after-hours calls involve different logistics, and travel distance to your location. No single factor sets the price on its own — all of them together determine what is fair for your specific job.

Step 3 — You receive a confirmed, up-front price before any work starts. Once the technician arrives and assesses the job in person, they will give you an exact price. Nothing begins until you have agreed to that figure. There is no obligation to proceed, and there are no add-on fees that appear after the work is done.

Step 4 — Work begins only on your approval. Your clear go-ahead is the only green light we need. If anything unexpected comes up mid-job — say, a secondary lock mechanism that was not visible at first — we stop, explain the situation, and get your approval before continuing. You stay informed at every stage.

A realistic arrival window, communicated clearly. When you call, we will give you an honest estimate of how long it will take to reach you based on current traffic and the technician's location — whether that is near the University of Utah campus, out in the Avenues, or further south toward Millcreek. We do not make promises we cannot keep, and we will update you if anything changes on the way.

A marked van and verifiable ID before anything else. Our technician arrives in a clearly identified service vehicle and carries professional identification. You are welcome to ask to see it. For your peace of mind, you can also call us at (801) 938-8361 to confirm the technician's details before you open your door — that is a completely reasonable thing to do and we encourage it.

A plain-language walkthrough before the first tool comes out. The technician will inspect the lock, door, or vehicle, explain exactly what they plan to do and why, answer any questions you have, and confirm the agreed price. For jobs involving a door knob lock replacement, a mortise lock service, or a rekey, they will also show you how the finished hardware operates so you leave the interaction confident, not confused.

A tidy finish and a quick function check. When the job is complete, the technician cleans up any debris — shavings, packaging, old hardware — and tests the lock or key in front of you to make sure everything works as it should before they leave. If it does not perform perfectly, they address it on the spot. The job is not done until you can walk away knowing your property is secure.