Typical price ranges
These ranges are practical reference points for common jobs in our covered markets—not a universal quote for every vehicle, lock, or location.
Service call$29–$59Normal coverage and timing; final scope is separate.
Night service call$55–$89After-hours timing can raise the visit charge.
Car lockout$49–$75Common passenger-vehicle lockout range.
House lockout$80–$120Depends on lock type and entry difficulty.
Fresh lock installation$120–$199Hardware and door preparation can change the total.
Ignition replacement / repair$180–$350Vehicle platform and parts drive the range.
What changes the final price?
Type of service
Lock or vehicle system
Parts and hardware required
Time of day
Travel/service area
Complexity and number of locks
Why two jobs with the same name can cost differently
A “car key replacement” can mean a simple turn-key, a transponder key, a remote-head key, or a proximity smart key. A “rekey” can involve one compatible cylinder or many commercial locks. The useful quote is based on the exact system—not just the service label.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is a service-call fee separate from the work?
The visit covers dispatch/travel. The actual job depends on what the technician finds and what service is authorized.
Should the price be confirmed before work starts?
Yes. The job scope and final price should be clear before the technician begins the authorized work.
Is the cheapest quote always the final price?
Not necessarily. A useful quote identifies what is included and what specific condition could change the total.