
Locksmith in Belmont, Perth
Lockouts, rekeys and lock repairs at your door, with spare keys cut in the van.
Amco is a mobile locksmith for Belmont, Perth. We open lockouts, rekey and repair locks, cut spare keys and make car keys at your place. 44.5% of Belmont homes are rented, against 27.3% across Western Australia, and nearly one in five is a townhouse, villa or semi (ABS 2021).
- Rented
- 44.5% (state 27.3%)
- Homes
- 3,418 (ABS 2021)
- Townhouses, villas, semis
- 18.4%
- Call
- Amco Locksmiths, 08 9444 2089
What Belmont’s housing means for locks
Belmont is one of Perth’s renting suburbs. 44.5% of its 3,418 homes are rented, well above the state figure, and nearly one in five is a townhouse, villa or semi. The council is the City of Belmont.
If you rent, two things are worth knowing. Western Australia sets minimum security for rentals, such as a deadlock or a compliant security screen on the main entry and locks on the windows, and the landlord is responsible for it. And a tenant can’t change the locks without the landlord’s agreement, except in a family violence situation. If you’ve just bought, a rekey is the quick fix: we change the pins inside the locks you already have, every old key stops working, and the new keys are cut in the van.
Houses that had a security screen added later often end up on two keys, one for the screen and one for the front door. If the screen lock takes a compatible cylinder, we can put both on the same key.
Sources: ABS 2021 Census QuickStats, Belmont (WA); Consumer Protection: rental home security.
Amco Locksmiths covers Belmont, Western Australia 6104, as a mobile service from the van. Call 08 9444 2089 and you’ll speak to the locksmith, not a call centre. If you’d like a price first, send the address and a photo of the lock through our quote form.

Locksmith services in Belmont
The van comes to you with parts and a key machine on board, and there’s nobody in between when you call.
Lockouts
Houses, units and cars at any hour. Photo ID and proof of address first.
Rekeys
New keys for the locks you have, after a move or a lost key.
Repairs and new deadlocks
Worn cylinders fixed, and a deadlock fitted where a door doesn’t have one.
Security screen locks
Screen and sliding door locks repaired, and matched to the front door key where possible.
Spare keys
Cut in the van for everyone in the house, on the same visit.
Car keys and car lockouts
Spare and replacement car keys made on site, for the makes we cover.
Keypad deadbolts
No key to lose: you open the door with a code, and change it whenever you like.
Business premises
Shop and office lock repairs, and rekeys when staff change.
Locks worth sorting in Belmont
Just moved in
New pins, new keys, same locks. Nobody from before can still let themselves in.
Bring it up to the minimum
A deadlock on the main entry, window locks, and a patio bolt where a deadlock won’t fit.
House and screen on one key
Where the screen door lock can take a cylinder that matches your front door.
From one of my recent jobs: locked out, then a spare key
About two weeks ago, in mid-September, I was called out after hours to a townhouse where the owner had locked himself out. I opened it up for him, then cut them a spare key before I left.
If you’re locked out now, our lockout service page explains what happens when you call, and spare keys are cut in the van while we’re there.
Magnus, Amco Locksmiths.
What you get from us
- ID before entry. Before we open a home we check photo ID and proof of address, like a lease or a bill.
- An agreed price. Business hours or after hours, you know the figure before work starts.
- New keys on the day. We cut them in the van, so they’re in your hand before we leave.
What customers say
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“I highly recommend Magnus from Amco Locksmiths. He was very quick to respond to my enquiry and was able to see me the next day. He showed up on time, had great communication and was very professional and friendly throughout the process.”
Read on Google →“I recently moved to a new house and wanted to change the locks for security. Magnus arrived on time and worked efficiently to do just that, also cutting more windows keys and rekeying the garage remote. He even oiled the squeaky garage door at no cost! I would use Amco again in a heartbeat.”
Read on Google →“Great communication advising when he would arrive. Quick, friendly service and very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.”
Read on Google →“Very friendly and replies fast! Definitely recommend!!”
Read on Google →“I needed an emergency locksmith today (Friday) and Magnus from Amco came to the rescue. Absolutely pleasant man very friendly and curteous. Explained everything including cost upfront. Completed the job professionally. Will definitely recommend Amco Locksmiths and Magnus anytime.”
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Straight answers
We’ve just moved into a place in Belmont. Should we rekey?
It’s worth it if you don’t know who still has keys. We re-pin the existing locks so the old keys stop working, and hand over the new ones before we leave. If you rent, ask your landlord first. Tell us how many locks there are and we agree the price before starting.
What locks does a rental need in Western Australia?
The main entry needs a deadlock, or a key-lockable security screen door that meets AS 5039-2008. Other outside doors need a deadlock, a patio bolt where a deadlock can’t be fitted, or a compliant screen door, and windows need locks that stop them being opened from outside. Consumer Protection has the full list.
Can a tenant change the locks?
Only if the landlord agrees, and the landlord gets a copy of the key. The exception is family violence: a tenant can change the locks without permission, at their own cost, and has seven days to give the landlord a copy unless the landlord is the person they need protecting from.
I’ve locked my keys in the car. Can you open it?
Yes. We open cars without damage wherever the car is, including near the airport. Have photo ID ready and something showing the car is yours.
What does a locksmith cost in Belmont?
The same as anywhere else in Perth. A lockout is from $195 inc GST in business hours, and there’s no charge if we can’t get in. A rekey is $195 for the first lock, with the call-out and 2 keys included, then $55 for each extra lock. After-hours costs more and varies with the time; the price is agreed before we start. Prices checked October 2026. More on our locksmith cost page.
