FAQ

Sure. Many locksmiths offer emergency services, which means they can respond to calls for help at any time of day or night. These services may incur additional fees.

Most locksmiths have experience with a wide range of lock types and brands. If you have a specific type of lock, it is best to ask the locksmith if they have experience working with it.

Many locksmiths offer key duplication services, either on site or at a key cutting shop. They can usually make duplicates of most types of keys, including house keys, car keys, and specialized keys.

Sure. Some locksmiths may offer discounts for repeat customers or for certain groups of people, such as senior citizens. It is best to ask about any available discounts when you call for service.

Sure. Check our GMB page. Most professional locksmiths will be happy to provide references or customer reviews upon request. This can be a good way to gauge the level of service and satisfaction that other customers have experienced.

Some locksmiths may offer guarantees or warranties on their work, which can give you peace of mind and protection in case there are any issues with the services provided. It is best to ask about any available guarantees or warranties before booking the service.

Most locksmiths will be able to provide a written estimate before starting the job. This can help you understand the scope of the work and the cost involved, and ensure that there are no surprises when it comes time to pay.

It is important to choose a locksmith that has liability insurance, as this can protect you in case of any accidents or damage during the service. It is best to ask about liability insurance before booking the service.