Emergency Locksmith Services in Perth
If you are locked out of your home or business, lost your keys or have had them stolen, or need to secure the premises after a break in, give Pinkerton Locksmiths a call today for a fast response!
- Gain entry to home or business
- Rekey or change locks
- Security upgrades and installations
- Broken key extraction
- Repairs and maintenance
If you are locked out, you must be able to provide photographic identification that confirms you are authorised to access the premises.
This is standard practice and helps to ensure that we do not allow unauthorised persons to gain entry to your home or business.
Please ensure that you have exhausted all other possibilities before booking in a locksmith for emergency assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Before calling a locksmith, you should double check all doors and windows one last time just to be sure. Call anyone that may have a copy of the key like friends, family, co-workers, landlords, strata management, building maintenance etc. Once you have exhausted all other possibilities, be sure to call a licensed and qualified locksmith.
The majority of the time, we will cause no damage at all to your locks or doors. We make every effort to gain entry to your home or business non-destructively using specialist techniques and tools but in some cases this is not possible and the lock may need to be drilled out and replaced with a more reliable and better quality product.
We carry specialist tools for extracting broken keys in locks and in most cases can safely remove the snapped off piece and use it to make a working key if required from just $170.
It can take very little time for an experienced locksmith to unlock a standard door lock but other factors can increase the time it takes to open a door such as if the lock has failed internally, high security or uncommon locks and other interruptions. Depending on the amount of additional time required to gain entry or replace faulty locks, further charges may apply.
You could leave a spare key with a good friend, family member or trusted neighbour. Hide a key somewhere safe nearby. Install a lock that can only be locked with a key like a deadbolt or upgrade to a digital keyless lock or other access control solution.