Locksmiths in Bentonville, AR: 2027 Directory

Locally owned locksmiths based in or serving Bentonville, AR, listed A to Z. A locksmith call in Bentonville usually means one of three things: you are locked out of the house or the car, you have moved into a new place and want the old keys to stop working, or a lock is worn out and needs replacing. The right locksmith depends on the job: a mobile auto locksmith, a residential rekey specialist, and a full-service lock and safe shop are not the same service.

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About this list

Small, local, independent companies (no national franchises) with a public website or public listing and a Bentonville address or service area, A to Z, checked Nov 6, 2026. Services are as each company describes them on its own site or public listing. No ranking and no paid placements. Corrections or removal: email hello@whitetailfence.com.

Chains and franchises are not listed here, including Pop-A-Lock, KeyMe kiosks, Minute Key kiosks and Intoxalock.

The directory (10 listings, A–Z)

Sources for every listing are in directory_sources.csv.

Questions to ask before you book

Finding a locksmith means describing the lock honestly, getting the price agreed in writing, and comparing what each estimate actually includes. These questions make that comparison easier:

• Price agreed up front. Ask for the total price in writing before any work starts, including the service-call fee and any after-hours or emergency surcharge, so a low quoted price is not hiding a call-out fee.
• Rekey or replace. Ask whether the job is a rekey or a full replacement, and what parts are included, so estimates compare the same work.
• What is included. Ask whether the price covers labor, parts, new keys, and any trip charge, or whether those are charged separately.
• Proof of ownership. Expect the locksmith to ask you to prove you live there or own the vehicle; a locksmith who does not ask is a warning sign.
• Insurance. Ask for proof of liability insurance before work starts, especially for work on commercial doors, safes, and smart locks.
• Timing. Ask when the locksmith arrives and how long the job should take, especially for a lockout.
• Warranty. Ask what is warranted on parts and labor, and for how long, in writing.

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Common questions

How much does a locksmith cost in Bentonville, AR? It depends on the job, the lock and the time of day. Razor Roadside Service & Discount Locksmith, a Springdale company in this list that serves Bentonville, lists $35 to $70 for its roadside and locksmith service on its own site. Emergency and after-hours work usually costs more than a scheduled rekey, so agree the price in writing before any work starts.

Should I rekey my locks or replace them? Rekeying changes the inside pins so old keys stop working, and it is usually the cheaper option when the hardware itself is sound — for example, after moving into a new home or losing a key. Replace the lock when the hardware is worn, damaged, or you want an upgrade such as a smart lock. Ask the locksmith which option fits your locks.

What should I ask a locksmith before they start work? Ask for the total price agreed in writing before work starts, including any service-call fee and after-hours surcharge; whether the job is a rekey or a replacement and what parts are included; how long the work will take; and proof of insurance. A legitimate locksmith will also ask you to prove you live there or own the vehicle.

What should a written locksmith estimate spell out? It should spell out the service-call fee, labor, parts, any after-hours or emergency surcharge, and the total price agreed before work starts. Get it in writing and ask for proof of insurance before the work begins.

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