We supply and install Wi-Fi, keypad, and Bluetooth smart locks at Coquitlam homes and businesses — hardware from brands that last, fitted by a licensed locksmith who makes sure the door works correctly before leaving.
Whether you need a deadbolt swapped for a smart lock in a Coquitlam Centre Evergreen Line condo, a townhouse in Burquitlam, a detached home in Westwood Plateau, or a commercial unit along Barnet Highway or Lougheed — we can handle it the same day. We bring the hardware or install what you've already purchased, align the door, program user codes, connect the lock to your network or app, and walk you through everything before we leave. The lock works reliably when we're done. That's the only bar we hold ourselves to.
Every installation covers the full job — no add-on charges for the steps that make the lock actually work long-term:
Prices depend on lock type and whether you're supplying your own hardware or purchasing through us. These ranges are typical for the Coquitlam market — your exact quote is confirmed on the phone before we dispatch.
| 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 reflect typical Coquitlam jobs — hardware grade, door condition, and any prep work affect the final price. 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 find a same-day or next-day slot. Same-day is almost always available across Coquitlam for non-urgent installations.
The technician inspects frame alignment, existing bore size, and the strike plate condition. A door that doesn't close squarely causes problems with any smart lock — we correct that first so the lock operates reliably for years, not months.
Lock goes in mechanically, then we handle the digital setup: user codes, auto-lock timers, and app pairing. We don't leave until you can lock and unlock the door both from your phone and from the keypad without any issues.
Coquitlam's housing stock spans a wide range — the glass-and-concrete highrise towers rising around Coquitlam Centre and Lincoln Evergreen Line stations, mid-density strata townhouse complexes throughout Burquitlam, the large-lot single-family homes of Westwood Plateau and Eagle Ridge, brand-new detached houses and townhomes on Burke Mountain, and the older bungalows and split-levels of Austin Heights, Ranch Park, and Maillardville. The right lock type varies by property.
Keypad deadbolts are the most practical choice for older Coquitlam homes — particularly the wood-frame houses in Austin Heights and Ranch Park where thick interior walls and long hallways mean Wi-Fi signal near the front door can be weak. They run 12–18 months on standard batteries, require no internet, and are straightforward to reset when a code is compromised. They're also the go-to option for strata townhouses where the lock sits on an exterior wall and wireless signal can vary.
Wi-Fi smart locks make the most sense when you want remote access — checking whether you locked the door from across town, giving temporary codes to a house cleaner or Airbnb guest, receiving notifications when the kids get home. These work particularly well in the newer highrise units near Coquitlam Centre and Burke Mountain new builds, where routers tend to be close to the front entry and signal is reliable.
Bluetooth-only locks offer auto-unlock as you approach, no cloud dependency, and lower battery drain than Wi-Fi models. They're well-suited to Westwood Plateau and Eagle Ridge detached homes, where a Bluetooth hub on a nearby table gives remote access without punching through walls or relying on a distant router.
Strata-titled properties are a significant share of Coquitlam's housing — from the Evergreen Line tower developments at Coquitlam Centre to the townhouse complexes scattered across Burquitlam and Maillardville. Before upgrading to a smart lock, check your strata's bylaw schedule. Most Coquitlam stratas allow smart lock upgrades as long as the hardware meets BC fire code requirements, doesn't alter the exterior escutcheon or door face, and doesn't interfere with any master key system the building runs. We carry hardware that satisfies common strata restrictions and can provide the lock's certifications if your strata manager requests them. If you're a landlord renting a suite in a Coquitlam strata property, a keypad lock is often the most practical solution — change the code when tenants turn over, no rekeying required.
Mobile service — we come to you anywhere in Coquitlam, same day.
Every service done in-house by a licensed Coquitlam technician.