- 127, 11769 - 40 Street SE, Calgary AB
ABOUT US
Foothills Locksmiths was established in 1986.
Our team of trained and licensed locksmiths are eager to assist with all your security needs. Our technicians are safety oriented and POST certified. We pride ourselves on providing the right security solution to ensure your peace of mind.
Our shop is the place to visit and speak to a technician regarding your security. We provide a variety of locksmithing services from key duplication to lock servicing and repairs. Our product displays give the ability to experience and compare a variety of hardware.
If you are not able to come to us, our mobile fleet will come to you! Our service vans and friendly knowledgeable technicians are prepared to assist onsite with all your locksmithing needs.
For more information please contact us today.
Contact Us
Call (403) 279-0561 or fill out the form below and a Foothills Locksmith will contact you.
SERVICES
The Foothills Locksmith Advantage
Well established company in service for over 35 years
Experienced licensed technicians
Prompt response
OUR PRODUCTS
Patented high security restricted keys allow you to gain and maintain key control while providing a superior mechanical locking solution. High Security Locks are great for business and homes. Foothills Locksmiths is authorized dealer of Mul-T-Lock and Abloy Protec 2.
Access Control Systems are electromechanical security solutions. They can provide electronic access using a variety of credentials/methods as well as the capability for controlling access remotely.
We have a variety of safes in our showroom and the knowledge to recommend the best solution for your needs. If we do not have it here, we can order in a safe for you. We can also deliver and install the safe.
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Where to find us
Address:
127, 11769 – 40 Street SE
Calgary, AB
T2Z 4M8
Phone:
(403) 279-0561
Fax:
(403) 720-0694
Shop Hours:
8 am – 5 pm, Monday to Friday (excluding holidays)
When he asked if I needed a key cut as an upsell, I asked if he can do a deal (as it never hurts to ask and I had also made his job easier by doing the tedious part of removing the cylinder from the surrounding electronics and saving him time), he responded to me rudely when he could’ve just said no, sorry. It doesn’t hurt to be nice and I would’ve given them more business both then and in the future but now I’m more likely to just order a rekeying kit and do it myself.
