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A quiet Perth suburban street of brick and render homes with native gardens
Embleton · 6062

Locksmith in Embleton

Houses on one side, warehouses on Collier Road on the other, and Tonkin Highway straight down the middle.

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Quick answer

Embleton, Western Australia 6062 has about 41 per cent of homes on a mortgage, in housing that is mostly 1950s to 1970s. If you have just bought an older house here, a rekey makes every key the previous owner had useless. Alongside that sits a genuine light industrial pocket along Collier Road.

On a mortgage
About 41% of homes (ABS 2021)
Built
Mostly 1950s to 1970s
Also here
Light industry on Collier Road
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Amco Locksmiths, 08 9444 2089
Embleton

A suburb in two halves

Embleton is overwhelmingly 1950s to 1970s detached housing, now well into its maintenance years. Two things have reshaped it since. Tonkin Highway was cut through in the early 1980s and opened in 1984, splitting Beechboro Road into a north and a south section. And in December 2024 Morley station opened on the Broun Avenue flyover, with a twelve-stand bus interchange and a four-hundred-bay car park, which straddles Embleton and Morley.

If you have recently bought an older house here, the sensible first move after settlement is to rekey, because there is no way to know how many keys are out there. Re-pinning the existing locks does it without replacing anything.

The other half of Embleton is not residential at all. The area between Embleton Avenue and Tonkin Highway is zoned industrial, and Collier Road is lined on both sides with industrial buildings from the Beechboro Road intersection eastward. For businesses there, we do roller door locks, heavy-duty deadlocks, padlocks, and rekeying a unit when a lease turns over or a staff member leaves. To be straight about the limits: we do not do alarms, CCTV or networked access control, and we’ll say so straight away if that’s what you need.

Amco Locksmiths covers Embleton, Western Australia 6062. One licensed locksmith, mobile, no call centre and no shopfront to drive to. Call 08 9444 2089, or use the quote form to send us a photo of the lock.

Local advice

Worth knowing in Embleton

Rekey after settlement

You cannot know how many keys exist. We re-pin every lock to one new key, usually in about an hour.

Roller door and unit locks

Roller door locks, padlocks, and rekeying when a tenant or staff member changes.

A sixty-year-old lock that is stiff

Often it’s wear rather than damage, and a service and re-pin can get it working again.

Our promise

No surprises on the day

  • Price agreed first. You know the cost before any work starts, including after hours.
  • Repair before replace. We only swap a lock when it is genuinely worn out.
  • Drilling never costs you extra. If a barrel has to be drilled we say so before we start, then fit a new one keyed to your existing key at no charge.
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Common questions

Straight answers

Rekey them. Every existing lock is re-pinned to a new key, so nothing is replaced and every key the previous owner or their tradespeople had stops working.

Yes — roller door locks, personnel doors, padlocks and rekeying a unit when a lease turns over or a staff member leaves. What we do not do is alarms, CCTV, intercoms or networked access control, and we will point you to someone who does.

No, it is in Embleton, on Broun Avenue. Its name catches a lot of people out.

Morley station opened in December 2024 on the Broun Avenue flyover and straddles Embleton and Morley. It is not called Embleton station, but it is the one you would use.

Rekey the doors they could open. We change the pins on site so their key no longer works and cut new keys for the rest of the team. We don’t supply restricted key systems or master key systems.