KeyMe Locksmiths

Jacob Ramsey-Smith

Called to fix the lock on my truck. Was told the person coming out would discuss cost. I was told it would be 80-120 depending on if it had to be replaced. I told them I would do it somewhere else, that was too expensive. Then they charged me a 30 dollar fee for coming out and doing nothing. You have to tell people up front if you have those fees. Update: after telling me they would like to resolve this, I emailed them and they told me they outsourced the job, so I would have to go talk to another company. If you can outsource the job, you can work with them for a resolution. This is pathetic and lazy service

Kevin Hillock

It was easy and fast!

Calvin Carlson

Good idea and cool technology, since it seems that most hardware stores don't have anyone to cut new keys anymore. Kinda pricey for what it is (about $2-3/key - more if you want a fancy design), but my keys I had copied seem to work good and I'm sure once they are worn in a bit they will really work well. One suggestion for the "KeyMe" folks if you're listening, maybe warn the customer how long it is going to take for the machine to cut the new keys you want. I ordered 5 keys, and it took a good while (idk, maybe 2-3 minutes a key) to cut out. This isn't really a big deal at all, I guess I was just expecting it to a be little quicker. I felt kinda awkward sitting by the machine for 15 minutes, and also felt like I couldn't leave and come back since they were keys to my house.

Lisa Bergman

I used a self serve kiosk to make a duplicate building key. It was extremely easy to use and the key worked perfectly!

Dawn Mark

Needed 3 extra building keys. The process was very simple and quick. I would use again and highly recommend!