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Locksmiths in Saskatchewan

5 businesses listed across 2 cities. Saskatchewan does not license locksmiths, so what we check here is the corporate registry — whether the company is registered and active.

Cities

Saskatoon5 businesses12 areas

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These cities open once a business in them has confirmed its details and stated a call-out range.

ReginaListings coming soon

Services across Saskatchewan

Access control & fobsFobs, cards and keypads that log who came through and let you revoke one personsee stated rangesCar keys & fobsKeys and fobs cut and programmed on site, including when every key is lostsee stated rangesCommercial & master keyMaster key systems, panic hardware and door closers, priced after a site visitsee stated rangesEmergency lockoutLocked out of a home, car or business, often at the worst hour and at the night ratesee stated rangesFrozen & seized locksSeized winter locks opened without the forced key or cracked glass that follows hot watersee stated rangesKey cuttingSpare keys cut from your original, including restricted profiles a kiosk cannot copysee stated rangesRekey & lock changeNew pins in the same lock so old keys stop working, usually cheaper than replacingsee stated rangesSafe openingCombination changes, lockouts and moves, with proof of ownership asked for firstsee stated ranges

Saskatchewan has no province-wide locksmith licence. There is no registrar to phone, no public licence number to look up, and no body that removes a locksmith for overcharging. That makes the corporate registration the strongest paper check available, so it is the one we run.

Every Saskatchewan business on this site is matched to the provincial Corporate Registry. The registration number and the date we last confirmed the company was active are printed on the profile, not tucked into a badge. We re-check monthly. If a registration lapses, the listing says so rather than quietly disappearing.

The second check is the one the province cannot do for you: the call-out fee. None of the Saskatchewan locksmith websites we reviewed publishes one. A business only gets its phone number shown here after it states a range and lets us print the date it said so.

Common questions

Do locksmiths need a licence in Saskatchewan?
No. Saskatchewan does not license locksmiths. Only Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec do. Trade certification is available in Saskatchewan and there is a three-year apprenticeship, but both are voluntary, so they are qualifications rather than permission to trade.
How do I check a Saskatchewan locksmith?
Check the corporate registration, since it is the only public record there is. Every Saskatchewan business here is matched to the provincial Corporate Registry and the date we last confirmed it was active is printed on the profile. After that, ask for the call-out fee before anyone leaves the shop.
How much does a locksmith cost in Saskatchewan?
None of the Saskatchewan locksmith websites we reviewed publishes a call-out fee. The ones listed here have stated a range to us and let us date it. Ranges vary by business and rise overnight. Ask for the total including the call-out before anyone drives out.