We accept cash, credit, debit, and company checks.
Metrolocks is a 24/7 mobile locksmith service.
Yes.
Yes. There is no additional charge for emergency service.
Yes.
Yes.
No. We do not sell any kind of lock opening tools to the public.
We usually have a very good response time of 10 to 30 minutes. But you can also set up an appointment with us if you have a specific time you need the service at.
In a perfect world that should be the case, but unfortunately many locksmiths in Denver will use unethical methods to overcharge the consumer in return for bad service and shoddy work.
No. The locksmith industry in Denver is extremely unregulated and many businesses that call themselves locksmith companies take advantage of that fact.
Since we are a mobile locksmith service, we do not have a walk-in shop. We would actually recommend going to any Denver walk-in locksmith shop because as a mobile service we charge a service call to come out.
You can call us anytime and we will give you a straight quote over the phone. We can send one of our locksmith technicians to your location and originate a new key on the spot.
It is always strongly recommended to call a professional locksmith to unlock your vehicle. Serious damage can be caused to the car door and frame if not done correctly.
You should always consider re-keying the locks when you move to a new residence because most of the times you have no idea who has a copy of the key.
Yes. As long as all the keyways of the locks are the same and they are in most cases, any professional locksmith should be able to re-key them to fit one key.
You should always call a professional locksmith. If you try on your own it is very likely that you will damage the lock, door or frame and still not be able to unlock the door.
Replacing the lock simply means to completely remove the lock from the door and replace it with a whole new lock. Re-keying is when you fit your old locks with a new key. Re-keying can usually serve the same needs as replacing the locks in a significantly less expensive alternative.
No. Not all locksmiths respect the “Do Not Duplicate” stamp, but there are many high security lock alternatives that can give you complete control of your employees’ key duplications.
Basically a master key system gives you different levels of access. For example you would want to use a master key system if you have many doors and you want to give your employees a key that unlocks only certain doors while you yourself have one key that unlocks all the doors.
No. You can get your locks normally re-keyed to fit the same key. As long as you don’t need different levels of access you do not need a master key system.



