Keymasters Inc

Danielle Bissor

Best service I ever received. After looking for a locksmith in Manhattan I actually found Keymasters in White plain. The service was Fast! Reliable! And best pricing. Highly recommend.

Felix Leclerc Jr.

I had a lock to install that was going to be tricky since it didn't come with an adapter and I had very little space to work with in my door. The locksmith really knew his stuff as he explained the different methods of getting the job done. He was able to come the same day and install the lock quickly and with precision. I highly recommend his services.

Seth Mandelbaum

Eli picked right up and walked me through a deadbolt replacement over the phone. I will definitely call him in the future for any lock issues!

Telisha Bryan

They were very quick. Both the guy who took my call and the locksmith who showed up were very nice. Definitely recommend

Bernard Lakowski

I went to Key Maters to get a third car key cut. I explained that I did not have the other keys with me. The lock smith at the counter offered to have a mobile technician come to my car that day and cut a key for me. The mobile technician came and cut the key and programmed it so that it worked with the cars anti-theft protection. However, the next day when I went to use my original keys, I found out that both of them no longer worked with the anti-theft. In the process of activating the new third key, the technician had deactivated the two original keys. Of course that was not what I wanted, so I visited the Key Maters key shop again and explained my problem. The same worker I had talked to the first time contacted the mobile technician who said that he explained to me that activating the new key would deactivate the old keys. I disputed this. The whole point of getting a new key cut was to have three working keys. So the worker at the store took a copy of my receipt and said he would talk to the owner about getting me a good price on reactivating my original keys. I think my keys should have been reactivated for free. Anyway, I never heard back from the owner and I still have only one working key. Subsequently, I did some additional research and found that not only had I paid way too much for the key cutting ($215 with tax), the technician had clearly made a mistake when reprogramming the new key to the anti-theft. Instead of entering into the computer that he was adding a third key, he must have entered “all keys lost” which resets the codes and deactivates old keys. Additionally, I found that other lock smiths nearby have much better prices for cutting car keys.