Call (07) 3484 1234 with your suburb and what’s locked. You’ll get an ETA and a price over the phone before anyone sets off. Most house, unit and car lockouts are opened without damaging the lock.
Child or pet locked in a car?
Call 000 first. A closed car in a Logan car park heats up dangerously fast, even in winter sun. RACQ also attends these call-outs free on 13 11 11, member or not. Don’t wait for a locksmith.
Logan is too spread out to expect anyone to drive to a shop. The van carries picks and bypass tools, spare locks and cylinders, and a key-cutting machine, so most jobs are finished in one visit at your front door, your work site or wherever the car is parked. We cover Logan City from the Brisbane border at Underwood and Kingston down to Beenleigh and Eagleby, and west to Browns Plains, Park Ridge, Jimboomba and Yarrabilba.
Houses, units and cars opened, snapped keys pulled out and break-ins made secure.
Car, ute and van lockouts, lost keys, spare keys, remotes and programming.
Rekeying, deadlocks, sliding and screen door locks, window locks and keys cut on site.
Commercial locks, master keys, restricted keys and lock changes between tenants.
Whole new suburbs are going up across Logan, and every new house has had keys pass through dozens of hands: the builder, trades, cleaners and the sales office. Bought an established home? Then add past owners, tenants and their friends. Rekeying swaps the pins inside your existing locks so none of those old keys work, for far less than new hardware. We can key the front door, back door, screen doors and garage access door alike so one key does the lot.
Logan has a lot of rental homes, and keys go missing every time tenants change. We rekey between tenancies, cut sets for the agency and the new tenants, and fix locks flagged at an inspection. Since 1 September 2024 Queensland’s minimum housing standards require working locks or latches on external doors and reachable windows, supplied by the owner. Changing locks during a tenancy normally needs both sides to agree.
Out at Jimboomba, Logan Village and the acreage pockets of Daisy Hill and Cornubia, the house is only part of it. Sheds, gates, stables and machinery all need locking. We fit and key padlocks, shed and roller door locks and gate locks alike, so one key opens everything on the property.
Logan’s industrial areas at Loganholme, Slacks Creek, Crestmead and Meadowbrook are full of workshops, warehouses and trade businesses. We fit and service commercial locks, door closers and panic hardware, set up master key systems so staff only open what they need, and rekey when someone leaves with a key.
A locksmith call-out has two parts: getting to you, and the work on site. Nights, weekends and public holidays cost more. You’ll get both figures over the phone, and the total is confirmed on site before work starts. If the job turns out bigger than it sounded, you hear the new price first and can say no.
Queensland locksmiths must hold a security equipment installer licence under the Security Providers Act 1993, which involves training and a criminal history check. Ask for the licence number when you book and when they arrive, then look it up on the Office of Fair Trading register. A genuine locksmith won’t mind.
As a mobile locksmith, Logan is our whole patch, from the Brisbane border down to Beenleigh and out to the acreage lots.
Not sure if we cover you? Call (07) 3484 1234.
It depends on the suburb, the traffic on the M1 and the time of day. You’ll get a straight ETA on the phone before you agree to anything.
Yes, like almost every mobile locksmith. You’ll hear the call-out fee and the likely total before we head your way.
Yes, from Kingston and Underwood down to Beenleigh, and west to Browns Plains, Jimboomba and Yarrabilba. If you’re just over the border in Brisbane or the Gold Coast, call and ask.
Yes, for most homes. We rekey the lot, key them alike if you want one key for everything, and cut your spares before we leave.
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