We supply and install Wi-Fi, keypad, and Bluetooth smart locks at Langley homes and businesses — hardware from brands that last, fitted by a licensed locksmith who'll make sure the door operates correctly before leaving.
If you need a deadbolt swapped for a smart lock anywhere in Langley — a new townhouse in Willoughby, a family home in Walnut Grove, a commercial unit along the Bypass in Willowbrook, or a heritage property in Fort Langley — we handle it same-day. We bring the hardware or install what you've already purchased, align the door, program the codes, connect the lock to your network if needed, and walk you through the app before we leave. The lock works properly when we're done — that's the only standard we hold ourselves to.
Every installation covers the full scope — no extra charge for the things that make the lock actually work reliably:
Prices vary by lock type and whether you're supplying your own hardware or purchasing through us. The table below shows typical ranges — we confirm your exact quote on the phone before arriving.
| Job type | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Install a lock you've purchased (deadbolt replacement) | $80 – $130 |
| Supply + install: keypad deadbolt (mid-range) | $220 – $320 |
| Supply + install: Wi-Fi smart lock (Yale, Schlage, or equivalent) | $300 – $450 |
| Supply + install: premium smart deadbolt with HomeKit / Matter support | $400 – $600 |
| Door prep (bore adjustment, strike plate reinforcement) | $60 – $120 add-on |
| Multi-door package (2 or more locks, same address) | Ask for a bundle price |
All ranges are typical for the Langley market and depend on hardware grade, door condition, and any prep work required. No commitment until you have a number you're comfortable with.
Tell us what you have or what you want, and we'll confirm the scope, give you a price range, and schedule a same-day or next-day slot. For urgent work, same-day is almost always available across Langley.
The technician checks door frame alignment, existing bore size, and the condition of the strike plate. A door that doesn't close squarely will cause problems with any lock — we correct that first so the smart lock operates reliably for years.
Lock goes in mechanically, then we handle the digital side: user codes, auto-lock timers, and app pairing. We don't leave until you can lock and unlock the door from your phone and from the keypad without any issues.
Langley's housing mix is genuinely varied. Willoughby has seen rapid townhouse and single-family development over the past decade — modern wood-frame builds with standard door preps that accept almost any smart deadbolt. Walnut Grove is mostly established detached homes from the 1990s and early 2000s: solidly built, often with longer hallways and routers positioned near living areas rather than the front entry. Fort Langley has older character homes — some with non-standard door setups where a bit of door prep may be needed. And the rural areas out toward Campbell Valley and Glen Valley include hobby farms and acreages with outbuildings where a simple keypad is more practical than a Wi-Fi lock that depends on a router signal reaching the barn.
Keypad deadbolts are the most reliable option for Langley's detached homes with longer entry hallways, or anywhere signal from the household router is patchy near the front door. They run 12–18 months on standard AA batteries and need no app, no internet, no hub. Particularly well-suited to Walnut Grove family homes and rural acreage properties throughout Brookswood, Murrayville, and North Otter.
Wi-Fi smart locks suit newer Willoughby townhouses and Willowbrook-area units where the router is typically close to the entry and you want remote access, temporary guest codes, and entry notifications. These are the most popular choice for rental properties — one code per tenant, changed between occupancies, no rekeying required.
Bluetooth-only locks with auto-unlock work well in detached homes where a hub can sit near the entry. They have no cloud dependency, which matters to privacy-conscious homeowners across Fort Langley and Salmon River.
Langley has a substantial rental market — purpose-built apartments in Langley City and Willowbrook, suites in single-family homes throughout Brookswood and Walnut Grove, and farm-worker accommodations on acreage properties in Milner, North Otter, and Glen Valley. For landlords managing multiple units, a keypad lock is often the most practical upgrade: reset the code between tenancies, no rekeying, no key cutting, and no chasing down copies. We install and program keypad deadbolts for property managers across Langley and can handle a batch of units in a single visit with advance planning.
Acreage and hobby-farm properties in Campbell Valley, Salmon River, and Glen Valley often have outbuildings, barns, and secondary structures that need their own access controls. A weatherproof keypad deadbolt on a barn or workshop entry is straightforward to install and far more practical than managing keys across multiple buildings. We carry hardware rated for outdoor and sheltered-outdoor use and can install on wood, steel, and fibreglass doors.
Mobile service — we come to you anywhere in Langley, same day.
Every service done in-house by a licensed Langley technician.
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