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Locksmiths in Mallorca

There are 40 locksmiths listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. From door opening after lockouts and cylinder replacement to key cutting and security upgrades, locksmiths cover both routine and emergency work on the island.

Many offer 24-hour emergency service for lockouts — important on Mallorca where holiday-home owners arrive on late flights and may face issues at unsocial hours. Always agree on the price BEFORE the door is opened: out-of-hours surcharges of 50-100% on top of the base fee are standard. Reputable providers on mallorca.com show transparent reviews; check them before calling. Find your locksmith on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a locksmith cost in Mallorca?
A lockout door opening costs around €60-120 during the day, €100-200 at night and weekends. Lock replacement from €80 plus materials. Always agree the price in advance.
Is there a 24-hour locksmith in Mallorca?
Yes, several locksmiths in Mallorca offer 24-hour emergency services, particularly in Palma. On mallorca.com you can find providers with reviews and contact details.
How do I recognise a reputable locksmith?
Reputable locksmiths quote prices upfront, have a local address in Mallorca, good reviews on mallorca.com and work without pressure selling. Avoid providers who will not give a fixed price on the phone.
How much does a locksmith cost in Mallorca?
A locksmith (cerrajero) in Mallorca costs around €60-120 during the day for a door opening. At night, weekends, and public holidays, prices rise to €100-200. Copying a regular key costs around €5-15, a security key around €20-50. Use reputable providers – ask for a fixed price and invoice (factura) upfront.
Are burglaries common in Mallorca?
Burglaries in Mallorca mainly occur during the off-season (October-March) when many holiday homes are empty. Isolated fincas and coastal areas are most affected. Alarm systems are recommended (from around €30/month with Securitas Direct or Prosegur), along with timer-controlled lighting, window grilles, and reporting to the Guardia Civil (062). A property manager can carry out regular inspection visits.