United States
KeyMe Locksmiths
2720 41st Ave, Soquel, CA 95073, USA
Automatic opening
Opening safes
Services for banks
Opening car hoods
Lock installation
Opening car hoods (if the cable breaks)
Opening the auto boxes
Production of keys
Reviews in the city Capitola
Philip Locksmith ProsErnesto Munoz
There is no locksmith at this address or location.
Reviews in the city Capitola
J & J Santa Cruz Lock & Car KeyDavid Ledbetter
Very polite and quick. He made sure all the keys worked. I was impressed with quick communication by email from their website. Better pricing and service than the local dealerships
Reviews in the city Watsonville
Dustin Mobile LocksmithBob Williams
Very POOR Service! When informed only made house calls, arranged for technician to arrive late afternoon. When technician 40 minutes late, called again. Informed by person that technician would not be coming, and could not say why I wasn't informed. Asked about future appointment, and they hung up on the call. Extremely poor. Definitely not worth contacting this service in the future!!
Reviews in the city Watsonville
Dave professionail Lock & KeyRick Valdez
When I called they said they did not want the job the girl who answered the phone was very rude also when I asked for another locksmith she hung up the phone on me i will not recommend them to anyone bad service
Reviews in the city Watsonville
KeyMe LocksmithsKatie Morris
My husband and I had the hardest time finding someone who could copy our RV key, I was reluctant to try a computerized machine, but it worked! Also, it was very affordable and we got a second copy at a discounted price! So glad we discovered KeyMe!
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Jesse Campbell
Key copy worked perfectly
Jesus Serna
how much do y'all charge to program a dodge journey 2017?
Jess Avila
Its a bit more expensive than going to a hardware store but I've had a few keys done at the kiosk and they have always worked great. They offer an awesome option to store your keys information digitally so in the future if you lose the key or just need a duplicate, you do NOT even need the original key. Technology man, sometimes its pretty dope. On a side note, and although I'd never advocate for anti-social behavior, the kiosk will make copies of those darn keys that have etched into them, "Do Not Duplicate."