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Key cutting in Saskatoon, SK

Compare the locksmiths that cover Saskatoon: the call-out range each one states, when it said so, and whether the company checks out in its provincial registry.

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  • Stated price ranges2 of 2 state a call-out
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2 locksmiths in Saskatoon, SK

Fee ranges are stated by each business, not verified by us · page rebuilt 18 Oct 2026Something wrong?
Call-out$35–48stated 2 Aug
Sutherland Lock Shop
NOT REGISTRY-CHECKED
Key cutting · Rekey & lock change · Safe opening
Details updated by the business 2 Aug 2026
City ParkSutherlandWillowgrove
Call-out$45–60stated 23 Aug
Bridge City Lock & Key
NOT REGISTRY-CHECKED
Car keys & fobs · Commercial & master key · Emergency lockout
Details updated by the business 23 Aug 2026
City ParkDowntownNutanaRiversdaleSutherland

Two Saskatoon shops publish key cutting prices: $5 to $12 and $6 to $14 per key. This is the cheapest thing a locksmith does and the one where it matters least which of them you use, with one exception.

The exception is what the key is cut from. A copy made from a copy drifts a little further from the original profile each time, which is why a key that worked on the day sticks six months later. Bring the original if you still have it, and if the key is stamped do not duplicate, expect to be asked for authorisation.

Common questions

Where is the cheapest place to cut a key in Saskatoon?
The two shops here that publish figures are within a dollar or two of each other, $5 to $14 depending on the key. At that price the deciding factor is whether they cut from your original and test it before you leave.
Can a hardware store do it instead?
For an ordinary house key, usually yes and usually cheaper. For anything with a chip, an unusual profile or a restricted stamp, you need a locksmith.
Why does my spare key stick?
Most often it was cut from another copy rather than the original. Each generation loses a little accuracy.