Locked out, lost keys, need a rekey, or replacing a worn deadbolt? We serve Milwaukee and the nearby suburbs listed on our service areas page, with prices posted up front.
Quick answer: A Milwaukee home lockout usually costs $65–$200 in business hours and $150–$300 after hours. Full home rekeys (4–6 cylinders): $150–$300. Auto lockouts: $75–$200. We post the real ranges up front.
For anything urgent, call (262) 236-5232. Ask for the full price before you agree to the job, and compare it with the ranges on our locksmith cost guide.
Home, business, and vehicle locks across the Milwaukee metro. Pick the job that fits, or call and we'll point you to the right one.
Home lockouts, deadbolt installs, rekeys, and smart-lock upgrades across the Milwaukee metro.
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Business lockouts, master-key system rekeys, panic-bar service, and high-security cylinder upgrades for Milwaukee-area offices, clinics, retail, and warehouses.
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Car lockouts, transponder key cutting, and fob programming across Milwaukee County and the metro.
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Lockouts, break-in repairs, and lost-key emergencies, including after-hours and weekend calls.
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Full home or business rekey when keys are lost, stolen, or no longer accountable - usually faster and cheaper than replacing every lock.
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Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, and Bluetooth deadbolt installs - including retrofit on older Milwaukee-metro doors that need door prep before the new lock fits properly.
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Combination resets, lockout opening, and on-site servicing for residential and commercial safes.
Learn moreMilwaukee and the nearby suburbs listed on our service areas page. Select your community for local details.
Milwaukee has a mix of older duplexes and newer builds, so tell us the door age and lock brand when you call.
If you're locked out of a Wauwatosa business, let us know if the door uses a keypad, mag lock, or a standard cylinder.
West Allis homes range from prewar bungalows to newer builds, so mention whether your door is wood, metal, or has a storm door attached.
Before a smart lock swap in Greenfield, measure your door's backset and borehole size if you can.
Renters in Cudahy should check with their landlord before authorizing a rekey.
If you can, text a photo of your lock or key before we come out to St. Francis.
If you live in a Shorewood apartment or condo, check with your building manager before we rekey a shared entry.
Older homes in Whitefish Bay sometimes still have original mortise locks.
Commercial doors in Glendale sometimes use a panic bar or an electronic strike instead of a standard lock.
If you're locked out of a garage or shed in Mequon, check the padlock brand and shackle size before you call.
Older deadbolts in Brown Deer sometimes stick from years of paint buildup rather than a broken part.
If you need a safe opened in Bayside, have the make and model ready, along with whether it uses a dial or a keypad.
In Milwaukee, a home lockout usually costs $65 to $200 in business hours and $150 to $300 after hours or on weekends. Expect about $150 to $300 to rekey a whole home. A car lockout usually costs $75 to $200. We post real ranges up front.
We cover Milwaukee and the nearby suburbs listed on our service areas page, and we take after-hours and weekend calls.
Since there is no state license to look up, check insurance before you hire anyone. We are insured and bonded, and we can send a Certificate of Insurance on request.
Yes. Rekeying replaces the pins inside your existing lock cylinders so the old keys no longer turn - usually faster and cheaper than swapping every lock. Rekeying a house with 4 to 6 cylinders usually comes to $150 to $300.
Yes. Installed price usually runs $150 to $400, hardware extra if not supplied. We can also do door prep if the new lock needs it.
Often, yes. Ask for non-destructive opening first. Drilling is a last resort, and a drilled safe needs a repair afterward. Service usually runs $200 to $500.
