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Discount Lock & Door Services
1382 BALDWIN ST
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Discount Lock & Door Services
1382 BALDWIN ST
No reviews
10 years of experience

Discount Lock & Door will give you convenient payment options. We except all credit cards, as well as cash and check. To large commercial customers, we may give the option of billing at NET 30.

Discount Lock & Door will give you convenient payment options. We except all credit cards, as well as cash and check. To large commercial customers, we may give the option of billing at NET 30.


Family Owned and Operated Towing and Roadside Assistance.


Auto Lock Specialists
230 Colrain St SW
No reviews
Auto Lock Specialists
230 Colrain St SW
No reviews
13 years of experience

Auto Lock Specialists offers the highest level of experience to fit your automotive locksmith needs. If you lost your car keys or simply want a spare set we can help. We also offer fast and reliable service to Auto Auctions and Dealerships. Our services are quick, convenient, high quality, and affordable.

Auto Lock Specialists offers the highest level of experience to fit your automotive locksmith needs. If you lost your car keys or simply want a spare set we can help. We also offer fast and reliable service to Auto Auctions and Dealerships. Our services are quick, convenient, high quality, and affordable.


Absolute Locksmith Co
Mobile Services Only
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Absolute Locksmith Co
Mobile Services Only
No reviews
25 years of experience

We been in business since 2000, we have 13 years in the business. We do our best to beat our competitions price. Our goal is to make you the customer happy.

We been in business since 2000, we have 13 years in the business. We do our best to beat our competitions price. Our goal is to make you the customer happy.



HOLLAND LOCK & SAFE
503 W 17th St
3.86(
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HOLLAND LOCK & SAFE
503 W 17th St
3.86(
7
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Customers say: Quality work
Emergency services offered

Providing security to the Lakeshore for over 25years, Family owned locally run

"It took over a week to receive an estimate after stopping by the store knowing exactly what I wanted. I never did receive one in writing, which I should have insisted upon. The service team was professional and courteous. They had to drill into my door and doorframe as I didn’t have a deadbolt previously. They cleaned everything up and showed me how to use the smart lock. I had to ask for an itemized receipt after paying online via Square. I was shocked when I looked it over. The pricing for the products (one wifi deadbolt and two replacement handle sets) was outrageous, Every item was marked up over 50% more than what I would have paid from Lowes or online. The wifi deadbolt was marked up almost 60% ($175 over Lowes and other retail prices). I went in to the store to talk to the manager about it. He had no sympathy and claimed he needed to mark product up that much in order to pay his staff, and that’s part of what comes in dealing with a small business. It was clear from the moment the conversation began that he was not going to budge on his pricing. He had my money and that was that. Shame on me for not insisting on a written estimate. Shame on him for his ridiculous price gouging and taking advantage of his customers. FYI - Holland Lock charges for a service call and then labor on top of it, so I paid $70 for the service call and then an hour for the deadbolt install and half-hour to swap out the other two knobs. Summary: The on-site service was great, it took multiple follow ups to get a verbal estimate, and their pricing is extremely out of line. I cannot recommend them because of their pricing. I am very supportive of local businesses, but not when they price gouge."

Liz K on June 2019

Providing security to the Lakeshore for over 25years, Family owned locally run

"It took over a week to receive an estimate after stopping by the store knowing exactly what I wanted. I never did receive one in writing, which I should have insisted upon. The service team was professional and courteous. They had to drill into my door and doorframe as I didn’t have a deadbolt previously. They cleaned everything up and showed me how to use the smart lock. I had to ask for an itemized receipt after paying online via Square. I was shocked when I looked it over. The pricing for the products (one wifi deadbolt and two replacement handle sets) was outrageous, Every item was marked up over 50% more than what I would have paid from Lowes or online. The wifi deadbolt was marked up almost 60% ($175 over Lowes and other retail prices). I went in to the store to talk to the manager about it. He had no sympathy and claimed he needed to mark product up that much in order to pay his staff, and that’s part of what comes in dealing with a small business. It was clear from the moment the conversation began that he was not going to budge on his pricing. He had my money and that was that. Shame on me for not insisting on a written estimate. Shame on him for his ridiculous price gouging and taking advantage of his customers. FYI - Holland Lock charges for a service call and then labor on top of it, so I paid $70 for the service call and then an hour for the deadbolt install and half-hour to swap out the other two knobs. Summary: The on-site service was great, it took multiple follow ups to get a verbal estimate, and their pricing is extremely out of line. I cannot recommend them because of their pricing. I am very supportive of local businesses, but not when they price gouge."

Liz K on June 2019




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FAQs for locksmith service projects in Byron-center, mi

The cost to hire a locksmith ranges from $50 to $200 but can cost up to $500. Cost factors vary but may include your location, the urgency of the request (emergencies typically cost more), and the complexity and size of the job. With many homes moving from standard mechanical locks to smart and electronic security and locking systems, locksmiths may charge more for the expertise and equipment needed to do the work required by these systems. 

Yes, many locksmiths can usually program a key fob for your car. The cost for car dealerships to replace lost or stolen key fobs can get expensive. Alternatively, check with a local professional locksmith to review your options and prices. 

Typically, it’s cheaper to rekey your existing locks than to install new ones. The cost to rekey ranges from $80 to $160, while the cost to change locks ranges from $50 to $200, depending on the type of locks. The value of rekeying vs. replacing locks depends on the condition of your locks and whether or not you already want to replace them.

Yes, the cost to hire a reliable, professional locksmith is worth it, especially if you have a larger job like replacing all the locks and doorknobs in your house. If you’re locked out of your home or car, a locksmith has the tools and the knowledge to get you back in without risking damaging your property. You can also hire a locksmith to install or replace a doorknob or lock.

The Byron-center, mi homeowners’ guide to locksmith services
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