Up-front pricing. No bait, no switch.
If a locksmith quotes you “$15 and up” over the phone, hang up — nobody runs a bonded, insured van for $15. These are the real ranges we quote, the same ones you’ll hear on the phone.
5 questions to ask any locksmith
- What’s your full business name and license number?
- What’s the total price — including the service-call/trip fee?
- Are there any after-hours or “special part” fees? When are they disclosed?
- Will you give that price in writing before starting?
- Will you show ID, and do you require my proof of ownership?
Confirmed price, then pay on-site
We confirm the price on the phone, again before any work begins, and it lands in writing on your invoice. We take card, tap, and mobile pay at the vehicle or door. No cash-only games, no “the lock turned out to be high-security” surprises.
All prices shown are illustrative up-front ranges for this template and vary by vehicle, lock type, hardware, time of day, and job complexity. You receive a confirmed price before any work begins, in writing on the invoice. The flat service-call fee is the only fee identical on every job.