In emergency situations, typical arrival times should be at your location within 20-30 minutes. There are always professional locksmiths on standby, ready to handle any lockout or security emergency, ensuring safety is never compromised.

Absolutely! Most locksmiths specialise in advanced high-security lock systems, including electronic locks, biometric security, smart locks, and keyless entry systems. The should be trained in the latest security technologies, ensuring that they can provide the highest level of protection for your home, office, or vehicle. Ask for a free expert consultation to help you choose the right security system for your needs.

Yes, all locksmiths should stand by the quality of there work and offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Most would by default offer a warranty on all services, ensuring that you receive the best craftsmanship and long-lasting results.

Yes, most locksmiths are trained to open cars.

Most locksmiths in Ireland offer 24/7 emergency callouts and typically arrive within 15–60 minutes, depending on your location and traffic. In Dublin, response times can be as fast as 10–30 minutes, especially for emergency lockouts.

Yes A professional locksmiths use non-destructive entry methods first. Drilling is usually a last resort, not the default approach.

If someone immediately suggests drilling without inspecting the lock, that’s a red flag.

Costs vary depending on the service, time of day, and complexity of the job. A standard lockout is usually cheaper than replacing a lock. Emergency or late-night services may cost more.

Prices vary, but here’s a realistic guide:

Standard callout/labour: €85–€95

Lockout service: from ~€85–€120+

Lock replacement: depends on parts + labour

Important: Always ask for a full quote upfront and if there is a call out fee. Some companies advertise low prices but increase costs after arriving.

Prices can vary quite a bit… call around for quotes!

Yes A professional locksmiths use non-destructive methods whenever possible. Damage usually only happens if the lock is faulty, high-security, or has already been tampered with.

Yes. In Ireland, all locksmiths must be licensed by the Private Security Authority (PSA).

If you’re hiring someone:

Ask for their PSA licence number

Avoid anyone who can’t prove credentials

By asking for the licence you avoid the scammers.