
For construction professionals, accurately estimating the cost of installing keyless entry systems is crucial. The cost can range from $650 to $1200 per opening, depending on various factors. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of costs, helping you deliver precise estimates and avoid overestimating. Stay informed with the latest pricing and ensure your projects are profitable.
Basic smart locks start at $120, while advanced models with features like Wi-Fi and fingerprint recognition can exceed $400. Regular updates ensure your estimates reflect current market prices.
Standard pre-bored doors simplify installation. Custom doors may require additional labor, increasing costs.
Wi-Fi bridges or Z-Wave hubs can add $50–$150 to material costs. Ensure all components are included in your estimates.
Locksmith rates vary, typically $90–$140 per hour. Accurate geolocation ensures precise labor cost estimates.
Integration with other smart devices may require additional labor. Include these tasks in your estimates for transparency.
Hardware: $225
Labor: 1.25 hrs @ $105 = $131
Connectivity Bridge: $75
Misc. Fasteners & Sealant: $12
Disposal & Cleanup: $9
Total Estimate: $452
Live supplier feeds ensure your estimates are always up-to-date.
Using advanced tools, contractors can quickly generate accurate estimates. This includes real-time pricing and labor calculations, ensuring transparency and efficiency.
Material and labor costs can vary significantly by region. Ensure your estimates account for these differences to maintain accuracy.
Smart locks can enhance property value and speed up sales. Highlighting these benefits can help clients see the value in their investment.
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In a recent project, a contractor used advanced estimating tools to provide a precise quote for a smart lock retrofit. The process included:
The estimate was accepted immediately, demonstrating the value of accurate, technology-driven estimates.
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