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Residential · Perth

Residential locksmith in Perth

Rekeys, repairs, new locks and digital locks for houses, units and rentals across Mount Lawley and inner Perth.

4.9 ★210 reviews
25 yrsexperience
30629WA licence no.
Quick answer

Need a locksmith for your home? Amco rekeys, repairs, replaces and installs house locks on site across Perth, Western Australia. You deal with the licensed locksmith doing the work, and the price is agreed before anything starts.

Who
Magnus, licensed security installer 30629
Where
Mount Lawley and inner Perth, mobile only
Price
Agreed before we start
Home services

What we do for homes

Tap a service for the short version.

Old keys stop working, your locks stay. A typical Perth house has 6 to 8 locks and takes about an hour on site. If your doors and screens are different brands, we can put them on one key.

Rekeying →

Sticking, loose or worn locks fixed on site. We repair when it’s worth it and only suggest a new lock when that’s cheaper than another visit. New locks are keyed to your existing key.

Repairs and installation →

PIN, tag and app locks from McGrath, Lion Head, Lockton, Carbine, Lockwood and Yale, supplied, fitted and set up with you. Each lock we install has a second way to get in.

Digital locks →

Locked out? We open it for you. Should a barrel need drilling, you’ll hear it from us first, then the new one is matched to your current key, free of charge.

Lockouts →

Triple and single screen door locks repaired, replaced or rekeyed to match your other doors.

The smaller locks around the house, sorted in the same visit.

Spare house, unit and letterbox keys cut on the spot in our van.

Key cutting →

A snapped key stuck in the lock, taken out cleanly.

Our promise

No surprises on the day

  • Price agreed first. You know the cost before any work starts.
  • Repair before replace. We only swap a lock when it’s genuinely worn out.
  • Drilling never costs you extra. Should a barrel need drilling, you’ll hear it from us first, then the new one is matched to your current key, free of charge.
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Doors and rentals

Screen doors, sliding doors and rentals

Screen door lock sticking, or a sliding door that won’t lock? See security screen door locks and sliding door locks.

Rentals in Western Australia

Since 2019, WA rental homes have to meet minimum security standards. In short: the main entry door needs a deadlock, or a key-lockable security screen door that meets Australian Standard AS 5039; other external doors need a deadlock, patio bolt or compliant screen door; and external windows need locks. Check the full rules on the Consumer Protection WA site. We can bring a rental up to standard in one visit.

Common questions

Straight answers

Rekey, in most cases. It makes every old key useless and keeps your existing locks. We only suggest replacing a lock if it’s worn out.

Usually, yes. If they’re different brands (often Gainsborough and Lockwood), we change the screen door cylinders so one key works for both.

Usually not. Should a barrel need drilling, you’ll hear it from us first, then the new one is matched to your current key, free of charge.

No. We don’t do master key systems (apart from letterbox banks in unit blocks), safes, alarms or CCTV. If it’s outside what we do, we’ll put you onto someone who can help.

It’s the safest move, because you can’t be sure every key came back. A rekey means the old keys stop working without buying new locks.

Yes. In Western Australia, anyone installing security hardware needs a WA Police licence. Magnus holds security installer licence 30629.

Always. After-hours work costs more, and you’ll know the price before we start. Our 24 hour emergency locksmith page covers lockouts at night and on weekends.

Yes, 5% off with a WA Seniors Card.

Yes, on hinged and sliding screen doors and sliding glass patio doors.